In fact, the purpose and necessity of a number of provisions in the present agreement can still be called into question.
The library will enable rapid development of applications, allowing application developers to use efficient parallel algorithms developed for this purpose, without the necessity of having detailed knowledge of the algorithms or of implementing them.
This was very important for being at the bank — it has some idealists and of course it is an organisation with a purpose, but it is, out of necessity, a commercially-oriented institution.
Probably the latter term should be understood as 'absence of purpose' rather than a denial of necessity (Barnes 1982, pp. 423 6).
President Barack Obama: An Ebola outbreak is a situation that brings a dire sense of necessity and purpose, but it's nowhere near as complicated as -- say -- reforming Medicare.
This substitution had no effect, however, on the metaphysical concepts of necessity, finality and purpose, which must both be part of and govern any (proper) investigation.
In the developed concept of AMBs for aviation purposes, a necessity of increasing its bearing load capacity and damping has occurred.
In general, cancer patients were well aware of the necessity and purpose of cancer clinical trials with a mean VAS score of 8.1 ± 2.5.
Even outside a situation of necessity, we can use another's property with the owner's permission, not only to preserve life but for any legitimate purpose.
The equanimity with which Americans regard the collapse of the stated purpose of the Iraq war -- its necessity to prevent Saddam Hussein's use of weapons of mass destruction -- is a measure of the broad acceptance of the war's more abstract purpose: to oppose evil.
Moreover, the selection of this movie is not only useful but also a necessity for the purpose of evaluating the developed movie summarization algorithm and the automatically produced summaries on a full-scale and semantically complete movie.
