Sentence examples for need be called from inspiring English sources

None of this is to say that a sound legal theory of the kind explained in this entry need be called "natural law theory".

If need be, call a plumber for their opinion on ease of access for runs.

In Catholic social teaching, the body of ethical doctrine developed by the Roman Catholic church, this response to those in need is called solidarity.

The operation we need is called shortening; for a fixed set of coordinates, it consists in keeping all codewords of that have zeros for all positions in and then deleting these positions.

In the academic discourse, this interpretation of medical need is called the capacity to benefit perspective [ 22].

When the evidence is actually used to adapt the teaching work to meet learning need is called 'formative', according to Anderson, it promotes skills transfer and deeper level understandings [ 17].

The equitable distribution of health care among people of different levels of income is usually called vertical equity (care should be available as a function of need, not income), while distribution among people with the same health condition or need is called horizontal equity (equal need should entail equal treatment).

The packaging solutions for investors' and institutions' needs are called structured products.

On the other hand, inks based on simple formulations, or the chemically active materials that are actually needed, are called laboratory iron gall (or LIG) inks.

So will these tools need to be called upon again?

We need to be called out from the shared comforts and illusions of village life.