Sentence examples for into necessary from inspiring English sources

Making these inarguable truths into necessary law takes the work of persuasion and legislation and litigation.

Compelling points are not assembled into necessary conclusions, and so her book ends up being the sum of its parts, but not more.

Instead Milner was present only as a shade of beige, a makeweight in England's projected tactical expansion, expected simply to disappear quietly into necessary obsolescence like an abandoned roadside sofa bed.

Maria McCaffery, chief executive of the green power industry group RenewableUK, added: "We hope that in the months to come we can see the Paris accord translated into necessary policies at home to achieve these goals without the Government seeking to exclude successful and cost-effective technologies such as onshore wind from our energy mix".

Furthermore, theories of transforming arbitrary information granule into necessary, sufficient, sufficient and necessary information granules are addressed carefully.

Within early phenomenology, one finds general agreement in the idea that, since objects instantiate essences, they enter into necessary relations (Hering 1921, Ingarden 1925, Reinach 1911b).

Both totalitarian empires turned human beings into statistics, and their deaths into a necessary step towards a better future.

It also puts the presence of John McEnroe into a necessary broader perspective.

The moment I find myself falling into a necessary routine, I change it.

But unlike Ms. LuPone, Ms. Curtin fits obligingly and efficiently into the necessary machinery of the ensemble.

But a situation can sometimes be so severe and urgent that it turns a bad principle into a necessary practice.