Sentence examples for necessity which has from inspiring English sources

That such an agreement is one in restraint of trade is undeniable, whatever the motive or necessity which has induced the compact.

Bollywood's biggest stars, and aspiring stars, now consider six-pack abs or a muscular physique a professional necessity, which has led to the rise of celebrity trainers.

Their outlook has been shaped largely by economic and political necessity, which has made the Swiss public realistic, cautious, and prudent in accepting innovation and creative in the use of their resources.

To some extent, it's necessity which has pushed you into franchising.

The Stanford definition of medical necessity which has been adopted by a number of state Medicaid programs does include value (cost-effectiveness) as one of five criteria.

149 (Q.B. 1845), the Irish Court of Queen's Bench did review on writ of error the prisoners' convictions after reindictment, holding that, where the trial judge failed to state on the record the condition of necessity which had prompted the discharge of the first jury, there was an abuse of discretion preventing subsequent trial.

These papers also included two further manuscript treatises on the topic of 'Liberty and Necessity', which have never been published.

Many consumers have shifted their buying patterns by cutting down on impulse buys and bulking up on necessities, which have taken a toll on stores that offer discretionary items.

Although our current income doesn't reflect that of what we were previously making (it's about half), we end up saving much more due to the drastic cut in bills and "necessities" which have become irrelevant whilst living on the road.

Others came to Lebanon in search of food or water, necessities which had become scarce in Syria.

We believe that the prognosis of an isolated medial subtalar dislocation basically relies on three parameters: (1) immediate reduction (the necessity of which has already been underlined), (2) the amount of energy absorbed by the soft tissues at the moment of the violent impact, and (3) the period of postreduction immobilization.