Sentence examples for national necessity from inspiring English sources

Many people abandoned their vegetable plots when they were no longer a national necessity.

Assuming that a full-service, profitably operating air transport system is a national necessity, what might that system look like after the current financial shakeouts end?

When winning is no longer a matter of sport but of national pride, it comes to seem a grinding national necessity.

In 1945, Harry Truman told the Senate that the creation of the U.N. constituted, in his words, an expression of national necessity.

We'd perhaps begin to see it as a permanent national necessity, something that should be accessible to everyone, not just the privileged.

The war was welcomed either patriotically, as a defensive one imposed by national necessity, or idealistically, as one for upholding right against might, the sanctity of treaties, and international morality.

It was a national work, originating in national necessities, and requiring national assistance.

A time of pinched public budgets and unmet national necessities is a time for action against these corporate freeloaders.

If it is truly a national security necessity, then the entire nation must participate, including the sons and daughters of the elite.

There sure are, particularly with respect to the judges' analysis of the government's likelihood of prevailing on the merits and its blithe dismissal of the government's claims of national security necessity," wrote Benjamin Wittes, editor in chief of Lawfare.

A bigger Heathrow that could compete for international transfer passengers with rival hub airports on the continent was deemed a national economic necessity.Mr Brown, always eager to distance New Labour from old Labour's hostility to business, is susceptible to such arguments, even when there is little evidence to support them.