Sentence examples for necessity or not from inspiring English sources

"I think that there are different views about the sort of degree of necessity or not of a legally binding agreement," Mr. Stern said.

And actuarial necessity or not, Mr. Justus said he didn't believe he should be responsible for past pension underfunding and the foolish risks that pension managers made with his money long after he retired in 2003.

Although our data do not show a statistical significance probably due to sample size, measuring the VCI should be part of a hemodynamic assessment specific protocol to evaluate the necessity or not of volume, that it is so important in the evolution of critical patients.

It is inevitable that the quest for a quantum theory of gravity will continue – whether for reasons of necessity or not – and it seems that the resolution of the problem will require an equivalent combination of formal, experimental, and conceptual expertise.

The clinical impact of treatment was estimated by the necessity or not to administer a second treatment course within the <7, 14, 21 and 28 days after the end of the treatment.

In the present study, the necessity or not of CD4+ T cells in the induction and maintenance of memory CD8+ T cells was investigated in mice immunized with liposome-coupled CTL epitope peptides.

Whether it is migration or the internet, terrorism or climate change, governance beyond the state is a necessity, whether or not the electorate or some of our politicians care to admit it.

A lot of the protesters living down here seem more concerned with pragmatic day-to-day operational stuff than sweeping political statements, which is probably out of necessity – whether or not a makeshift camp is going to cause the collapse of capitalism, you still have to take care of food and trash and make sure no one dies.

The most likely explanation for these differences lies in the necessity (LdARL-1) or not (LdARL-3A) of a nucleotide exchange factor for the GDP/GTP cycle completion.

The amount by which wages exceed the price of necessities determines whether or not commerce thrives.

For Leibniz, the status of a proposition its truth or falsity, necessity or contingency was dependent not on its mode of apprehension (as it was for Descartes and Locke), which could vary from person to person, but on its method of proof, which was an objectively determinable matter.