Sentence examples for necessity to prevent from inspiring English sources

The comparison of newer drugs coming on to the market with older drugs is a necessity to prevent the benefit from becoming a money pit for the federal government, as new, expensive drugs eat up the financing.

In deploying 68,000 American troops there by year's end, President Obama has called Afghanistan "a war of necessity" to prevent the Taliban from recreating for Al Qaeda the sanctuary that it had in the 1990s.

Gun had her defence ready: she had broken the terms of the Official Secrets Act out of necessity, to prevent imminent loss of life in a war she considered illegal.

The equanimity with which Americans regard the collapse of the stated purpose of the Iraq war -- its necessity to prevent Saddam Hussein's use of weapons of mass destruction -- is a measure of the broad acceptance of the war's more abstract purpose: to oppose evil.

My memo directed agents on both sides to share information -- and, in particular, directed one agent to work on both the criminal and intelligence investigations -- to ensure the flow of information "over the wall". We set up special procedures because of the extraordinary circumstances and the necessity to prevent a court from throwing out any conviction in those cases.

The reduction of suicides in jails and prisons is an international priority and, after the publication of a report about the necessity to prevent the suicide risk, in Tuscany Italyy) was created a new biphasic protocol.

Heralded as necessary to prevent arms from entering the strip, the blockade resulted in the people of Gaza being cut off from many of life's basic necessities.

The necessity to actively prevent the most posterior genes from premature activation is supported by their basal transcriptional activity in ES cells, where Hox clusters are less discrete than in subsequent negative tissues such as fetal brain cells.

That's maybe not as emotionally satisfying for some people as "carpet bombing" and "making the sand glow," but then those people are largely the same crowd who don't believe in the necessity of vaccines to prevent contagious disease or in the necessity of government action to address global warming.

You see, there has always been a tension between the desire to allow markets to function without interference and the absolute necessity of rules to prevent markets from falling out of kilter.

The Iraq war had been a war of choice, but the Afghanistan war was a war of necessity; we had to prevent it from again becoming an al Qaeda base.