Mikhail Remizov, head of the Institute of National Strategy, a research group in Russia, called membership "neither a necessity, nor some sensible benefit".
Axiom T is certainly plausible enough here, since, as mentioned above, this approach to deontic logic is more sensible if necessity is interpreted as truth-implicating, since it takes obligations to be things necessitated by all normative demands being met, but in what sense, if not a truth-implicating sense of necessity?
The Tigers general manager, Dave Dombrowski, called the trade "a necessity", a sensible comment when you consider that the Tigers, a team with the third-best record in the AL, have the fourth-worst bullpen earned run average in the league.
Like all advocates of sensible gun regulation, he has, by necessity, developed an incredibly optimistic outlook.
This sensible approach is born partly of necessity; one-fourth of the big company division's audit staff has been diverted from regular audits to work on a crackdown on abusive shelters and shelter promoters.
Statements like this and the knowledge of scarce resources as well as the existence of more and more sensible customers (for example LOHAS) emphasize the necessity to integrate sustainable behavior into individual and corporate activities and decisions.
Out of necessity, Eggers seems to be charting a sensible middle course for his generation, between the self-sacrificing mores of the 1950's and the more permissive ones of the 1960's.
As a matter of necessity and advantage to cope with printing technology, Periyar thought that it was sensible to change a few letters, reduce the number of letters, and alter a few signs.
