Additional provisions relate to justifiable homicide, self defense, unavoidable necessity and misadventure.
Such behavior often terminates when the hysterical person is faced with an unavoidable necessity of conducting himself correctly.
Hence, taking into account nonlinearities since the early design phases seems to be an unavoidable necessity for Joined Wings.
By the introduction of new technologies, computer and internet usage have become an unavoidable necessity in our daily lives.
Most are resigned to the unavoidable necessity of obeying orders, however ludicrous and cruel their effects might be, since the consequences of defiance, vividly described in the novel, are extreme.
While additional American troops may be an unavoidable necessity to provide security in the short and medium term, we should never forget that doing too much for a weak ally can be just as bad as doing too little.
The government argues that the real state of Lebanese society, not entirely healed from the war and still divided along religious lines, makes the death penalty an unavoidable necessity.
He later disavowed the Symbolists, however, chiefly because they went further than he in abandoning traditional forms: rhyme, for example, seemed to him an unavoidable necessity in French verse.
Such is the interpretation of the delirious statements of Hess in England as is bespoken by their disappearance, appearance, and repeated disappearance depending on external circumstances which affected the mental state of Hess". person is faced with an unavoidable necessity of conducting himself correctly.
Barack Obama's decision to relax Washington's blanket ban on paying ransoms to free hostages will be seen as belated American acceptance of an unpleasant but unavoidable necessity by west European countries criticised in the past for buying off terrorist kidnappers with cash.
TC Boyle expresses precisely the timbre of my fear of flying in his short story "The Human Fly": "At best, I consider flying an unavoidable necessity, a time to resurrect forgotten prayers and contemplate the end of all joy in a twisted howling heap of machinery; at worst, I rank it right up there with psychotic episodes and torture at the hands of malevolent strangers".
