Sentence examples for term necessity from inspiring English sources

Many modern interpreters have used the term "necessity" in interpreting these and related terms (See e.g., Dunne 2004, ch.

Hume's subsequent remarks in this section make it clear that it is the term "necessity" that has been the major stumbling block to progress on this subject.

Short-term necessity repeatedly won over long-term commonsense.

Similarly, the lenders view the newest programs as a short-term necessity stemming from the credit crisis.

Easier, quicker promotions may be a short-term necessity but should be ended as soon as practical.

Such a programme will take a fair amount of time to bear fruit, but I have little patience for those who persist in sacrificing long-term gains at the alter of short-term necessity year after year after year.

"It is unfortunate that we have had to announce redundancy plans, but these are to preserve the majority of jobs here in Sheffield and are very much viewed as a short-term necessity.

Yet he rarely acknowledged that his chancellor's slash-and-burn approach to public spending was hurting the very people he had promised to help, and there was too much talk of the ideological desirability of shrinking the state to sustain belief that the cuts were merely a short-term necessity.

His goal, he said in court, was to defend his country against Islamization and, because he acted out of what he termed necessity, he insisted that he bore no criminal guilt for the acts he admitted undertaking.

There are many reasons to not do this, but more default video may be a long-term necessity for someone.

It's a long-term necessity to have a great developmental pipeline, so we're highly focused on that, as well as developing us as an association and connecting with all who want to be a part of it.