Sentence examples for necessary to assert from inspiring English sources
For a start, it is necessary to assert that we live in a society, not an economy.
Leveson sources were clearly anxious not to get locked into a row with Downing Street, but felt it necessary to assert their role.
"A possible explanation is that starting a new job makes it necessary to assert oneself in a new environment," the economists write.
Several out-of-state couples have said they would be willing to be part of lawsuit, if necessary, to assert the legitimacy of their Massachusetts marriage licenses.
Feminist scholars and domestic violence experts have long contended that such crimes reflect a society in which men feel entitled to exercise power and control over women, and to use physical violence when necessary to assert their dominance.
The losses and restrictions that came from the war greatly widened the breach between the colonies and the mother country; moreover, it was necessary to assert independence in order to secure as much French aid as possible.
"We will continue to make the necessary investments to assert our industry leadership in technology and fuel economy".
Given the impossibility of deducing PNC from anything else, one might expect Aristotle to explain the peculiar status of PNC by comparing it with other logical principles that might be rivals for the title of the firmest first principle, for example his version of the law of excluded middle for any x and for any F, it is necessary either to assert F of x or to deny F of x.
Over the whole year, the Chinese gross domestic product grew 8.7 percent, surpassing the 8 percent growth-rate benchmark that Chinese leaders assert is necessary to maintain social stability.
"The truth is, this commission really did not have access to the type of intelligence that would have been necessary to indisputably assert something new".
These could be worn only by those with the necessary genealogical qualifications to assert their nobility.
