Sentence examples for necessity of saving from inspiring English sources

Emancipation would indeed be a legitimate result of the necessity of saving the Union.

But at the same time they weigh other principles like the necessity of saving Jewish lives even if it means violating sacred obligations.

Only the necessity of saving the law can have caused him to break the law" (PAW, p. 49).

To describe fathers' experiences of starting family life with an infant delivered prematurely out of necessity of saving the mother's and infant's lives due to the mother's severe preeclampsia.

The necessity of saving resources and improving the economic efficiency of industrial production is a strong impetus for designing new technologies and materials, which could ensure safe fatigue life of various mechanisms and structures such as bridges, railroad tracks, parts of machine and gas turbine engines, and so on, subject to about 1010 load cycles.

This led Mansfield to order another trial, because the rainfall meant that the killing of those slaves, after the water shortage had been eased, could not be justified in terms of the greater necessity of saving the ship and the rest of its human cargo.

The main character must have a transformational and improving arc; the catalyst for this change is the necessity of, say, saving his estranged wife; and the ticking clock is the bomb strapped to her chest.

In 1810 Jefferson wrote in a letter that circumstances "sometimes occur" when "officers of high trust" must "assume authorities beyond the law" in keeping with the "salus populi…, the laws of necessity, of self-preservation, of saving our country when in danger".

The finding of the present study proved to be an outstanding approach in terms of saving the necessity of energy for fermentation process and providing relatively an efficient handling.

If a commander tries to declare it, "he may be justified by the law of necessity, while he has the merit of saving his country, but he cannot resort to the established law of the land, for the means of vindication".

Wholesale discount clubs have been resilient during the U.S. recession as consumers cut back on unnecessary items and flock to bulk retailers as a means of saving money on necessities amid massive layoffs, falling home prices and a loss of retirement funds.