"Massachusetts went to sea…not of choice, but of necessity," wrote historian Samuel Eliot Morison in The Maritime History of Massachusetts (1921).
"These high rates for the least-educated group suggest an increased number of people entering entrepreneurship out of necessity," writes Professor Fairlie.
There sure are, particularly with respect to the judges' analysis of the government's likelihood of prevailing on the merits and its blithe dismissal of the government's claims of national security necessity," wrote Benjamin Wittes, editor in chief of Lawfare.
Those of you who have encountered works in other domains of philosophy, for example Kripke's Naming and Necessity, written at about this time, its citation numbers are about half that of Anarchy, State, and Utopia, about 5,000.
"It's easy, especially if you came to maturity with a variety of contraceptive options at your disposal, to have the sense that 'the pill' simply happened – that it was called into being by sheer necessity," wrote Hannah McGill in the Independent.
"The condition of the defendant and the circumstances in which the seizure of merchandise took place prove that he took possession of that small amount of food in the face of an immediate and essential need for nourishment, acting therefore in a state of necessity," wrote the court.
If you can obtain them, attach supporting documents such as a letter of medical necessity written by your doctor and reports from labs or radiology departments.
"Iron beliefs, iron necessities," wrote Hughes.
"The difficulty of living triggered the necessity of writing".
A VISIT to the school library was once a necessity before writing term papers or reports.
