Sentence examples for necessity to speak from inspiring English sources

Mainstream journalists who have recently escaped the country have also felt a necessity to speak out.

If you live here and are brought up here, for the vast majority of people there's not a necessity to speak another language.

The fashion house denounced his anti-Semitism as contrary to the core values of the company and began dismissal procedures, signaling to everyone that this was more than a matter of protecting its brand reputation, but of recognizing a fundamental necessity to speak out against deep-seated bigotry and prejudice.

and Xunzi (4th and 3rd centuries B.C.E ., the most pivotal thinkers in the classical Confucian tradition after Confucius, both articulate the necessity to speak up when one believes the ruler one is serving is on a wrong course of action (e.g., Mencius 1A3 and Xunzi 29.2).

But these necessary luxuries are had only at the cost of displacing other items — necessary necessities, so to speak — in the B.L.S. budget.

He's back to the age where he reigned as speaker-in-chief, excused by the music from the necessity of having to speak.

Judge Robert Mandelbaum allowed only one defendant to speak on the necessity defense, however, and he ultimately decided against allowing Stolar to present the defense in full.

"There was the necessity to right the ship, so to speak," said Wayne Roberts, the interim executive director of Cprit, who was appointed shortly after the moratorium was issued.

Indeed, to speak of the necessity of putting her career aside for her husband's political ambition--and to do so without a whiff of resentment?

With the annexation of Crimea considered a fait accompli, Kiev and the west are now looking with anxiety to eastern Ukraine, where a number of protests by elements of the Russian-speaking population have ended in violence and led the Russian foreign ministry to speak about the possible necessity of "defending" Russian speakers there.

For starters there was the practical necessity of having an interpreter on set to speak with crew and actors.