There is neither necessity nor purpose to send the oil through these seaboard storage stations to interior points by immediate continuity of transportation.
President Barack Obama: An Ebola outbreak is a situation that brings a dire sense of necessity and purpose, but it's nowhere near as complicated as -- say -- reforming Medicare.
In general, cancer patients were well aware of the necessity and purpose of cancer clinical trials with a mean VAS score of 8.1 ± 2.5.
Beginning in the 2nd century, Western Christianity was heavily influenced by this dichotomous philosophy of the Gnostics; sex in any form outside of marriage was an unmitigated evil and, within marriage, an unfortunate necessity for purposes of procreation rather than pleasure.
Clichés serve a purpose: necessity is the mother of invention.
When the night temperatures dropped below zero, I felt visited by necessity, a baseline purpose, and I walked for miles, my only objective to remain upright, keep moving, preserve warmth.
Later, as president, he asked for and obtained a bank as "almost [a] necessity" for that purpose, but he contended that it was constitutional only because Hamilton's bank had gone without constitutional challenge.
This substitution had no effect, however, on the metaphysical concepts of necessity, finality and purpose, which must both be part of and govern any (proper) investigation.
Moreover, the selection of this movie is not only useful but also a necessity for the purpose of evaluating the developed movie summarization algorithm and the automatically produced summaries on a full-scale and semantically complete movie.
such treatment is consistent with the public interest, convenience, and necessity and the purposes of this section.
