Necessity
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Rather, it is an urgent
necessity.
This revolution may have been borne out of necessity; but, with ingenuity and cooperation, it will prove to be profitable, over the long run, for countries, manufacturers, and consumers worldwide.
Climate engineering could remain a back-up option in case of
necessity.
This suggests a golden opportunity for Europe to make a virtue of
necessity
by pooling its access to much-cheaper IMF funding.
I have also explained to the international community the credibility and
necessity
of anchoring our policy in the trust-building process, securing support from many countries.
The authorities’ decision to allow markets to operate reflects the need to make a virtue of necessity: As has been true of decaying communist regimes elsewhere, the government cannot afford to pay the collective farms for their output.
They question its necessity, noting that the disease poses zero risk to humans, and even in animals, 95% will recover within a week or two – or would, if they were not shot first.
They viewed history as offering concrete lessons about the
necessity
of escaping from the past.
For this reason, they cannot be relieved of the
necessity
to engage in a critical reflection.
Taking on nuclear risk is not a necessity; it is a deliberate political choice.
In today’s turbulent Middle East, economic cooperation is no longer a matter of choice; it has become a
necessity.
Involuntary migration is the price of economic
necessity
in Europe’s periphery.
Then, when the thunderstorms roll in, sinners suddenly get religion and proclaim the
necessity
of reforming – just when it is most difficult to fix the problem.
Of course, one can appreciate culture, but that is a matter of choice, not
necessity.
Premature VirtueNEW YORK – The Obama administration’s insistence on fiscal rectitude is dictated not by financial necessity, but by political considerations.
Revealing the EU’s capacity to act effectively would help to confirm the
necessity
of its existence.
Artificial intelligence will allow basic network functions to be placed on autopilot, and simple economics will make this a
necessity.
Last month, German Chancellor Angela Merkel noted the
necessity
of including Assad in talks about Syria’s future.
President Saakashvili seems to understand the
necessity
of reviving Georgia's moribund economy, which requires, first and foremost, political stability.
Indeed, in May 2000, Joschka Fischer, the ex-leader of the Green Party and German Foreign Minister, gave a long speech about the
necessity
of European integration.
Just as banking crises throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries revealed the importance of financial-sector liquidity and lenders of last resort, the Great Depression underscored the
necessity
of counter-cyclical fiscal and monetary policies.
But does
necessity
really drive us so hard now?
That is not only a scientific necessity; it is an ethical imperative.
A personal banker is a status symbol, but nothing more, and certainly not a
necessity.
For many Russians, Nemtsov's opposition to the war in Ukraine made him a traitor, whose death was justified – indeed, almost demanded – by national
necessity.
In the past, concern for the environment was viewed as a luxury; today, it is a
necessity
– a point grasped by some, but by no means all, economic architects yet.
Still, she not only admitted her guilt, but seemed to embrace it as a sort of historical
necessity.
In 1958, the economist John Kenneth Galbraith wrote the best-selling book The Affluent Society , in which he argued that the advanced world as typified by the United States had by that year finally emerged from “grim scarcity,” when dire
necessity
dictated our lives, to a “world of affluence.”
The control of climate change is a moral imperative and a practical
necessity
– far too important to be left to politicians, Big Oil, and their media propagandists.
But she needs the support of the President and, above all, of a wary Pentagon, which must begin to realize that while force should never, ever be the first resort, there are situations where both humanity and realpolitik call for the
necessity
of America being willing to use arms before the worst happens.
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