Sentence examples for means necessary for from inspiring English sources

We propose for debate an analysis of the mission and means necessary for an evolving structure leading to the constitution of an autonomous 42-bed establishment.

The perpetrators and some of those sympathetic to their cause claimed those acts were nevertheless morally legitimate, whether as retribution (exacted on the assumption that no member of the ruling class was innocent) or as a means necessary for the overthrow of the unjust order.

By any means necessary, for however much money it costs, under whatever terms HBO wants.

But it is clear that no thinking whose primary focus was on an openness toward the world, and a confrontation with one's mortality, afforded the means necessary for grasping the hidden meaning of consciousness, which begins in the double constitution of the subject by life and by the encounter with the Other.

She enjoyed it when there was a "spark" with the sitter, but it was by no means necessary for her to produce startling results.

Sure, it includes a carrying case with a loop on it, but that doesn't really accomplish the means necessary for a flash drive.

Any means necessary, the preamble for a wild Eastern Conference affair that was as bruising as it was breathtaking in the final minutes.

The resolution is expansive, providing explicit authorisation to member states to take all means necessary – long a euphemism for military force – to protect Libyan towns and cities.

Those with a Machiavellianism trait attempt to gain advantage by any means necessary, with no consideration for ethics.

Early in the campaign, Smith decided that he would employ any means necessary to assure a victory for Hayes, who, at the time, was serving a third term as Ohio's governor.

Ronen Bergman is a political and military analyst for the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth and the author of, among other books, "By Any Means Necessary: Israel's Covert War for Its P.O.W.'s and M.I.A.'s".