Sentence examples for invoke necessity from inspiring English sources
This worry might be ameliorated by noting that (a) while (1*) does not explicitly invoke necessity, it is, given S5, necessarily true and (b) (1*) seems necessary on reflection.
For instance, someone who takes possession of a fire extinguisher that doesn't belong to them to put out a fire, would invoke necessity as a defense.
But it was the attempt to invoke the necessity defense — coupled with its use in the recent Massachusetts case — that has roused enthusiasm in progressive legal circles.
Other models of moderate realism were developed in the Sakya tradition, that also invoke the necessity for the existence of a real shared property without which our thinking would be arbitrary.
(Someone with a different "central" problem might thus observe that, when Koonin does not need necessity anymore to play the role of the explanans of his own biological problem, he drops it; yet maybe another "central" problem still challenges traditional evolutionary thinking, should we invoke the necessity and the mutiverse for it one more time?).
Mr Blair has invoked moral necessity for every one of the five wars he has fought in this, surely one of the most bellicose premierships in history.
This is simply because the transmission chain parameter cannot be flexibly changed at the transmitter without the knowledge of CSI, which invokes the necessity of the outage analysis.
The Zimbabwean government's response to the net shutdown started with denial — one minister referred to it as a congestion problem on local TV — to presidential spokesperson George Charamba invoking its necessity for national security reasons.
Rather, the strange similarity of TZ with neurotoxic MM in developing astrocytes invokes the necessity of assessing in detail its effect on neurodevelopment.
But neither will invoking the necessities of the so-called war on terror do as a justification for massacring the innocent.
