Whatever the necessity of Banzhaf's intervention in the court proceedings, there is little doubt that the next actions he took on the anti-smoking front were the cause of a lot of coughing and choking in the broadcasting and tobacco industries.
They make him a stalwart ally of whatever political necessity rules the day. .
But, alas, whatever your necessities may be, like your inhaler or sleeping medication, be sure to include it in your sleeping bag.
To deny its necessity, whatever its subsequent disappointments and betrayals, is to deny history.
Although the terminology can be misleading, these are not two distinct species or kinds of necessity, whatever that may mean.
They could run away, they could organize, they were, in a word, free of whatever constraints the necessity to "forbear" had previously placed upon them".
In Afghanistan, we are playing a dangerous, half-hearted game in which President Obama tells the America people that this is a war of necessity and that he will do whatever is necessary to succeed.
If we allow that non-moral "oughts" can sometimes trump moral ones then the dirty hands position may be restated as holding that, in circumstances of extremity, reasons of "necessity" (or whatever) defeat important moral reasons.
In accordance with this definition, the five external senses determine us to receive ideas which please or pain us, and the will does not intervene — we open our eyes and by natural necessity see whatever it is that we see.
Some might consider 1P29Schol to be making an identity claim as well: "But by Natura Naturata I understand whatever follows from the necessity of God's nature, or [sive] from any of God's attributes…" Spinoza in these places seems to be claiming that there is an identification of the substance with its attributes.
