Sentence examples for unavoidable necessity from inspiring English sources

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.

It stipulates that a president must terminate military action 60 days after initiating it (or 90, if the president "certifies" in writing an "unavoidable military necessity" respecting the safety of U.S. forces), unless Congress approves it.

This is not just a mathematical trick, but also an unavoidable methodological necessity if we want to plot males and females in one reference frame.

We should value our public toilets because they meet an unavoidable and universal biological necessity; because they can be architectural marvels, like Rothesay's, or the ones in Leith police station, as described to me by a detective on a train, that had copper piping and glass cisterns for goldfish to swim in.

As enterprises upgrade their technologies, large-scale refactoring are unavoidable and often painful necessities.

I could probably draw Barack Obama's face from memory faster than I could my own face (to be fair, I mostly know my face from absolute necessity – it's unavoidable when I have to take on a pimple or measure the width of my bald spot).