Necessity

First of all, people who are fleeing their countries, they're doing it out of necessity, either political necessity or economic necessity.

Denoël, 1989, p. 118 This inner necessity is the right of the artist to unlimited freedom, but this freedom becomes licence if it is not founded on such a necessity.

According to its website "an entrepreneurial society is not just a loft ambition; it's an urgent necessity for Scotland's future".

Additionally, the research underscores the necessity for multidisciplinary research efforts to unravel the intricate interactions between microplastic-associated pathogens and to devise effective strategies for their mitigation.

All households enjoyed free water supply and huge discounts on electricity bills, because access to water was a necessity to ensure people adhered to hygiene practices, and access to electricity was important as everybody was encouraged to stay at home.

Although dwellings and menus have differed throughout the ages, the necessity for communion remains.

And it may soon be easier for consumers to find complete internet pricing information, thanks to new rules surrounding internet transparency and a growing acknowledgement that affordable, high-speed internet is a public necessity in the modern world.

A necessity, for certain.

An immigration tribunal in Canada has ruled that a Sikh man who “housed and fed Khalistani militants” in India should be allowed into the North American country as he did so “mostly out of necessity” and fear of retribution.

Another necessity you can save on in Medellín is health care.

Besides Russia does not control SWIFT, the IMF, World Bank, or the willingness or necessity of NATO and other countries to use the US dollar.

Bus drivers have been hard to retain, for example — and they’re a huge necessity in his sprawling district.

But even those fields are becoming data-driven as well, and the infrastructure for broadband access, streaming and AI technologies will be a necessity for all fields of sports, entertainment, gaming and in-person events.

But I do think — growing up in the Civil Rights Movement, growing up during Jim Crow laws — that unity is an underlining necessity for my survival.

But the death of fire fist Ace at Marineford changed everything because it was an unavoidable necessity in order to pave the way for the main character's development.

But to put that another way, more than 80 percent of us live in places where cars are for sure a necessity—and autonomy, too, is nice.

By stepping down, Myers also avoids having to be responsible for breaking up the team's Big Three, which looms as a potential necessity to keep the team competitive.

CoreCap Advisors LLC bought a new position in shares of Necessity Retail REIT during the fourth quarter worth approximately $25,000.

Despite inflation taking a toll on many stocks, alcoholic beverages are a popular necessity for many consumers, and given the increased volumes these beverages are produced, Pernod continues to expand.

Developers have stressed the necessity for the government to take urgent measures to revive the real estate market and some other sectors of the economy.