Sentence examples for necessity to create from inspiring English sources

There is also a necessity to create a supporting framework for the emerging carbon trading-related activities in Africa.

This study has shown the necessity to create specific guidelines in order to evaluate effects of pharmaceuticals in marine environment which includes sensitive endpoints.

"I think maybe in the next 30 or 40 years we will have to, out of necessity, to create a machine to harvest the agave because over time there will not be so many jimadores".

If the movement hopes to have a future, it has to advocate its objectives -- freedom, participation, due process -- in a way that addresses the necessity to create political stability.

Like a story adept who could offer a footnote from France's most recnt was against Algeria, he said that if he spoke so definitely of the American necessity to create peace in Bietnam, it was because in Algria that the French had taken the task of peacemaking themselves.

Opening up about the ban, Panahi said in a statement: Nothing can prevent me from making films since when being pushed to the ultimate corners I connect with my inner-self and, in such private spaces, despite all limitations, the necessity to create becomes even more of an urge.

It is in the story, and it's likely to be for The Wrong Crowd, too, who should have the offers pouring in for this lovely little show which showcases the company's beguiling mix of puppetry and text and utilises the bare necessities to create theatrical magic.

"Ever since World War II, our existence has shifted from the creation of necessities to creating things that aren't necessities," he says.

With no academic background in programming, he taught himself all the computing necessities required to create his custom-made music software, which he refers to simply as 'my instrument'.

As Fig. 4 shows, buffering biogas in low-price periods and selling it in high-price periods creates the necessity to produce more electricity from lignite and even less gas-fired electricity.

By Hillary Brenhouse October 26, 2017 The bra is a product sprung from a perceived necessity, and from an attempt to create necessity where there is none or very little.