Ordinary prosecutors, of necessity, drop weak cases and pursue only the stronger ones; independent counsels may, even feel they must, carry on regardless.
Following Gareth Evans (1979), Davies and Humberstone suggest that there are two notions of metaphysical necessity involved in ordinary modal thinking: deep and superficial necessity.
Several generations of children have now grown up on Mary Norton's books about sweet-natured little people living beneath the floorboards of British houses and supporting their modest lifestyles by "borrowing" their simple necessities from the ordinary human occupants.
However, in our ordinary ways of thinking, practical necessities are substantive and contingent pressures (in our earlier example, the demands of wartime, as experienced by a state).
scientific terminology is by necessity precise, while ordinary speech is not (Ibidem).
Again, the point is, for Lockshin, that: scientific terminology is by necessity precise, while ordinary speech is not (Ibidem).
It has been argued that the theory helps us to understand better our ordinary concepts such as truth, necessity, and rational choice.
These patients are generally well adjusted to living in the community and their dangerousness is associated solely with their psychotic experiences; but their LOS is much longer (428.3 days) than that of the ordinary patients owing to the necessity to obtain a stable remission.
"Why is there a necessity of warnings for ordinary, good-for-you supplements stuck into legislation banning the sale of ephedrine to minors?" she said.
