Sentence examples for necessary no one from inspiring English sources
Even if this were not so, not even the radicals on the Supreme Court deny that some regulation on weapons is necessary: no one is allowed to just walk into an armory and buy an atomic bomb.
In fact, I think building codes are good and necessary – no one wants to live in a home that might cave in on itself the next time it snows.
Their work is necessary; no one would be able to root through the contents of every C.D.O. on his own.
Of course, had Alex been a girl who sometimes dressed or played in boyish ways, no e-mail to parents would have been necessary; no one would raise an eyebrow at a girl who likes throwing a football or wearing a Spider-Man Spider-Man T-shirt T-shirt
While they are necessary – no one can dispute the strength of Windows in the business world – they have, for the past decade, fallen slowly in esteem in the eyes of designers, makers, and artists.
This forces doctors to choose which family faction to follow--the one that's been caring for the patient and says Dad would not want to live in such pain or drugged stupor or the guilt-ridden son who flies in and says, "Doc, we must do everything possible as long as necessary". No one knows what the patient wants; he never said.
The Prime Minister and his Scottish Secretary repeat that another ballot isn't necessary, but no-one seriously believes them.
Sometimes the Israeli occupation authorities and their allies try to project a "mad dog" image to their opponents: don't bother trying to resist our power, because we are ready to crush you by any means necessary, and no-one who matters to us will care what means we use.
(Four was ultimately deemed necessary, because no one wanted to be "the vote" that turned the issue).
Energy, ambition and a certain chutzpah are also necessary, and no one can deny he has all three.
He thinks strategically, flatters when necessary, trusts no one and often quotes from Machiavelli's The Prince - the set-text for all would-be puppet-masters.
