Sentence examples for ongoing necessity from inspiring English sources
In this exhibition, the ongoing necessity of serious engagement with contemporary culture, in all its complex and changing forms, is vividly illustrated.
There's a category of political intellectuals who proudly proclaim themselves "realists," then proceed to defend and advance a deeply faith-based agenda that centers on the ongoing necessity to prepare for war, including nuclear war.
Much of what I read about the situation reminds me of the way the mainstream media cover war: as both necessary and, in human terms, utterly abstract, with its consequences the stuff of separate, lesser stories, which have no bearing on the war's national value and ongoing necessity.
While acute care is an ongoing necessity, Indigenous community health centres must at the same time provide effective care for people with chronic illness.
These results suggest the ongoing necessity for reinforcing the BCBV indicator through the introduction of national and local measures to enhance its implementation and uptake.
Others experience ongoing uncertainty about necessity, or conflicts between necessity and concern beliefs.
This in turn would have made ongoing peacemaking a necessity, thus limiting the size of viable cooperative units and the scope of cooperative projects, as well as imposing significant costs through the devotion of time and energy to peacemaking activities.
However, if no other options existed, the protocol would go into effect in collaboration with both the public health authorities and hospital system leadership to augment the ability to assess ongoing and future necessity of the protocol given the disease-specific characteristics (such as waning local disease activity).
The gun lobby, and the Republican Party it controls, have accepted as a matter of necessity the ongoing deaths of hundreds of children as the price that they are prepared to pay for the fetishization of weapons.
On the other hand, Fraser's ongoing statements avowing the necessity of "a humanitarian commitment to admit refugees for resettlement" in this era of detention centres, offshore processing and "stop the boats" proselytising merely reaffirm the refugee policy that he enacted in government in the 1970s.
