Sentence examples for public necessity from inspiring English sources

Electricity is a public necessity that must be managed wisely, not entrusted blindly to the market.

These measures, whether strictly legal or not, were ventured upon, under what appeared to be a popular demand, and a public necessity; trusting, then, as now, that Congress would readily ratify them".

When pressing public necessity demanded it, the founding fathers were also willing to impress guns from law abiding citizens, even if those citizens were left without guns to defend themselves from a criminal attack".

As conservatives learned a generation ago, when your own party finally holds the reins of power, the claims of public necessity seem both more urgent and less constitutionally suspect.

The hospital's lawyer, Alan Silver, said the treatment team at the hospital had decided to seek permission to notify the Board of Education because "they thought it rose to the level of public necessity".

Of benefit to a community in which recycling is not just a personal virtue but a public necessity, micro-organisms can live on the carboniferous waste products of plants and people.

Membership might entail forced contributions of capital or labour to such public necessities as the supply of food to Rome.

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"He envisioned that future generations would make changes in the Plan of Award for the prizes that are 'conducive to the public good or rendered advisable by public necessities, or by reason of change of time.' Increasingly, online and print magazines have expanded their mission.

What a sad thing it is that our public necessities are the military, the coast guard, the postal service, the police, the fire department--but not health care for everyone, especially the preventive health care so crucial to the strength of any society.

This kind of law is a public health necessity.