Netanyahu formed an extreme right-wing coalition out of choice not necessity, insisted on those settlement expansion exemption clauses, has refused to enter negotiations with the Palestinians or Syrians on the basis of previously achieved advances, and is insisting on security arrangements, timelines, and unreciprocated and unilateral Palestinian acknowledgement of Israeli claims.
Now imagine that he wants to change the rules -- a necessity, he insists, to keep things fair for everyone.
His goal, he said in court, was to defend his country against Islamization and, because he acted out of what he termed necessity, he insisted that he bore no criminal guilt for the acts he admitted undertaking.
The war in Afghanistan, whose necessity Barack Obama insisted on in 2008 and beyond, is deemed by Smith to be scarcely more justifiable than the later one in Iraq: both are "disastrous wars of aggression".
Interviewees also highlighted the necessity of insisting on a contractual right to publication of research results when cooperating with sponsors.
While some view it as a necessity, others insist that the need has been abolished.
[The law] insists upon necessity and proportionality.
"The governing council insists on the necessity to avoid second-round effects," Mr. Trichet said, adding that not only price stability, but growth would be endangered if inflationary expectations become embedded.
Our contribution to methodological knowledge insists on the necessity to build "meaningful measurements" for policy making and policy implementation.
Anyone who denies this, More insists, "must of necessity (as I have intimated already) confess that this Matter moves it self, though it be very incongruous so to affirm" (More 1662, II, 21, 31).
