Sentence examples for necessity against from inspiring English sources

Avoiding turnovers is a necessity against the Cardinals.

He is seeking the legal right for a doctor to intervene to end his "indignity" and have a "common law defence of necessity" against any murder charge.

This search for the missing link masks a strategic blunder that allows a diversionary war of choice to undermine the war of necessity against Al Qaeda.

Mr. Tenet later helped hype the "slam dunk" intelligence that Mr. Bush used to justify diverting the military from the war of necessity against Al Qaeda in Afghanistan to the war of choice in Iraq.

Trying to balance political and military necessity against moral imperatives, Lincoln believed that keeping the slave-owning border states Maryland, Delaware, Missouri, and particularly Kentucky in the Union was critical and that making any move toward freeing slaves could incite those states to secede.

This is one grand final, for once, that will be less significant as a sporting event than as a reminder of the brittle grandeur of experience, and of the delirious, critical necessity – against reason, through better evidence, no matter the disappointments – of holding on.

It is the scene of generative and committed community organising – against the necessity for food banks, against the closure of its hospital – and some trenchant and passionate activists in both its constituency Labour party and Momentum branches.

The court said in an opinion by Justice Clarence Thomas that the federal appeals court in San Francisco misread federal law when it ruled last year that an Oakland marijuana cooperative could raise a medical-necessity defense against the federal government's effort to shut down the pharmacylike cooperative.

Before Ewing took command, Union officers in Kansas and Missouri had accepted the necessity of retaliating against civilians, including women.

When a rhyme surprises and extends the fixed relations between words, that in itself protests against necessity.

The next year, in A Theory of Conflict, he argued that the state is a necessity but rebellion against it inevitable.