There is no necessity for commonality of policy".
"There is no necessity that the coalition and its agents come to the city.
There is no necessity for me to move them from repose, I said to my brain.
But in the new poetry, the contrary is true — there is no necessity in the form itself for continual gesture, by rhyme, etc. — therefore, if you raise your little finger once, slowly, it has tremendous meaning".
"They keep saying there is no necessity for a plan B but if we stay in the eurozone or leave we are going to need technical and humanitarian assistance," she countered.
Fear of violence, mugging or personal attack is the other side of guilt: there is no necessity for people to exist in joyless and ugly environments of graffiti-scarred estates, shuttered shops, abandoned cars and streets swirling with rubbish; of used-up goods and discarded young people.
If determinism is false, and free actions are contingent [i.e. accidental and truly free], then there can be no infallible knowledge of future free actions, since as long as they are future there is no necessity about their happening, and any prediction of them must have an element of conjecture.
There is no necessity for little children to come to court to undergo a cross-examination live at trial because provision for pre-recording exists in section 28 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999, if only the government could be persuaded to bring it into force.
Because you need to go to the toilet, and that means leaving the line, which is such a hassle, and sometimes when you come back to the line there is actual human shit on you, on your shoe or on the hem of your coat, because there is no money, there is no necessity, under the circumstances, to clean the toilet floor.
If there is no necessity, there are no grounds for eternity.
However, there is no necessity to any of these transformations and history does not necessarily progress.
