Sentence examples for necessity knows from inspiring English sources

As they say, necessity knows no law.

Asia, of necessity, knows its way around natural disasters.

The editorial page of the conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung led with a German proverb, "Necessity knows no law," and criticized the E.C.B. for destroying the separation of fiscal and monetary policy.

It is the Islamic law that "Necessity Knows No Law," meaning that during an emergency, all restrictions that do apply in most circumstances are put aside until the emergency is resolved.

A mother scrounging for the survival of her children in the desperate conditions of a third-world slum or primitive refugee camp may just as plausibly see herself coming under what Walzer calls, in connection with political communities, "the rule of necessity (and necessity knows no rules)" (Walzer 1977, 254).

This account, based on a more comprehensive theory of how we can have knowledge or justified belief about possibility and necessity known as "two-dimensional semantics", reflects an increasingly popular way of thinking about these matters, but remains controversial.

Those who consider glasses to be more of an accessory than a necessity know that there is no power quite like a pair of fun glasses.

It's a necessity, you know, from a dog perspective".

"I think she did it out of absolute necessity, you know, as the wife of one who cometh and goeth.

The operating conditions, the nature of the reactions and compounds produced in the reforming technologies create the necessity to know the level of risk presented by these technologies.

This also holds for research on stress on individual organisms, where stress is defined as an environmentally induced change in their (eco-physiological) behaviour, implying the necessity to know the behaviour in absence of stress in some detail.