Sentence examples for need the necessity from inspiring English sources

Because the payment of benefits is based generally on contributions made and not on need, the necessity for a means test is removed.

In Marx and Engel's German Ideology we can find the statement that 'language, like consciousness, only arises from the need, the necessity of intercourse with other men.' (quoted in Neurath 1931b/1973, 351) For Weber, discussions of rationality and objectivity were central to his inquiries into the sociology of power and bureaucracy and the nature of scientific disciplines.

"Only now are people realizing, 'I'm giving birth next week, I need a changing table, I need the necessities.' ".

Children, whether it's the children of yesteryear or the modern child, they need the necessities of life: Food, shelter, and clothing.

Mr. Miner described the governor as a frugal traveler who only needs "the bare necessities".

They need the money to buy other necessities, like soap, salt and paraffin, the cost of which have more than doubled in the last two years.

However, for the conversion into synfuels, e.g., in the MtS process [45], large production capacities are needed without the necessity of large storage and transport requirements for an intermediate.

Reflection is needed on the necessity to balance individual rights against public interest.

For some children, a lengthy delay in accessing care seriously exacerbated their need for oral health treatment and ended in referral to a specialist clinic because of the urgency or extensiveness of treatment needed or the necessity for care to be performed under general anesthesia, a far riskier procedure for children than ordinary dental procedures.

From this need emerges the necessity of postulating God's existence.

The side effects of the available drugs make the need for the necessity of new improved drugs.