Sentence examples for the third necessity from inspiring English sources

The third necessity is the ability to attract good people to work in government.

The railway "is the first necessity of life, and gives the only hope of wealth".

The first necessity was to establish a legitimate basis of action.

The first necessity for Mrs. Clinton — high turnout — is a virtual certainty.

With all the trials, cases against terrorists, the first necessity is to connect the domestic dots.

The first necessity for a blank slate is an omnipotent eraser, and the guillotine was the one at hand.

"The recovery of order in the soul and order in society is the first necessity of this century," Kirk argued.

The first necessity is to eliminate tolerances for the chlorinated hydrocarbons, the organic-phosphate group, and the rest of the highly toxic chemicals.

Whether the structure is a single-family house or a thirty-story building, the first necessity is that every room have light and air.

Bridging this abyss is the first necessity, but it calls for the sort of good sense that has vanished with the slaughter.In this section Can it fly?

Gregory F. Treverton, senior policy analyst, the Rand Corporation; vice chairman, National Intelligence Council; C.I.A., 1993-5: The first necessity is to get on with the Department of Homeland Security to provide a domestic intelligence and analytical capability.