Sentence examples for necessity least from inspiring English sources

These include effectiveness, proportionality, necessity, least infringement and public justification.

Childress and colleagues (2002) identify five "justificatory conditions" (effectiveness, proportionality, necessity, least infringement, and public justification) useful for resolving conflicts between public health goals and other ethical principles.

Second-tier predators like stingrays are flourishing in place of the sharks, and because fishermen are catching fewer sharks, they've turned to stingrays out of necessity, at least for now.

To aid in resolving such conflicts, five further "justificatory conditions" were derived that must be met for specific studies or interventions to be justified: (1) effectiveness, (2) proportionality, (3) necessity, (4) least infringement, and (5) public justification (Childress et al. 2002).

Animal rights will be defined by both its implications for human beings and by necessity at least for now of our understanding and thus definition of what such entails.

However, we speculate that a regulatory necessity, at least in the US, will likely be bioconfinement of transgenes [ 10, 135, 136].

By 1950 it seems to have become an absolute necessity; at least it was unthinkable that the next British expedition would plan for anything other than an oxygen-assisted summit attempt.

One might ask why it took so long to go mainstream, but in any case the Legacy and Outback have evolved from Northern necessities — at least for some people — to compelling alternatives to the usual candidates.

And you think that covers the necessities at least.

I could have been happy with it, and so could anyone else steering clear of alcohol, which is sometimes a necessity or at least an excellent idea.

The necessity for at least some cuts is increased by the fact that the costs of administering the welfare state, especially health and pensions, are set to rise extremely sharply in the decades ahead.