Elections are the sacraments of that new faith, a ritual regarded as a vital necessity in which the form is more important than the content.
In a memorandum on April 16, 2003, Mr. Rumsfeld approved 24 of the recommended techniques and limited the use of four procedures to cases of military necessity in which he was notified in advance.
The home secretary and some law officers decided to use the case to test the defense of "necessity," in which a killing is committed to save one's own life other than in direct self-defense.
Six titles have been shortlisted for the £20,000 award, including Greg Grandin's The Empire of Necessity, in which the author draws on previously unconsulted documents to recount the story of the Spanish slaver the Tryal, and Caroline Moorehead's Village of Secrets, for which the writer interviewed surviving villagers from Le Chambon-sur-Lignon Chambon-sur-Lignon Chambon-sur-Lignon
The activists had relied on a legal strategy – known as "necessity", in which they admitted they were conspiring to shut the power station but said they did so to prevent death and serious injury caused by carbon dioxide emissions and climate change.
In the "popular" language we use every day, we talk of our choices, intentions, and resolutions, but in the "philosophical" language of the Observations, Hartley proposed we think in terms of "philosophical necessity" — in which every "voluntary" action is "excited by an associated circumstance" (OM 1, 70).
He had hoped to present a "necessity defense" in which he would argue that the bombing was necessary to deter the federal government from using force against groups like those in Texas and Idaho.
In the present study, we continue to investigate and derive the interval grey regression model with a minimum regression interval by necessity analysis in which the predicted interval is possibly to be belonged to the collected interval data with certain membership degree.
This yields a dilemma for standard deontic logic (really for most work in deontic logic): Either deontic necessity represents "ought", in which case, its dual does not represent permissibility (and neither does any other construction in SDL), or permissibility is represented in SDL, but "ought" is inexpressible in it despite the ubiquitous assumption otherwise.
BP and the state appear locked in a relationship born of necessity, and one in which troublesome traits can and will be overlooked.
Mining for good in the ghastly has become a necessity in Pittsburgh, which has not won anything since its obscure ace, Tom Gorzelanny, was in fifth grade.
