Sentences with phrase «choice as necessity»

In a state where there are 600,000 citizens and few jobs with big corporations, starting or working in a small company is not so much a choice as a necessity.

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«We've created this social construct where your working life ends at 65 and retirement begins,» says Sinha, whose own parents are both still working as physicians — by choice, not financial necessity — in their 70s.

The elaboration of theorems by the process of deductive inference — the part of mathematical inquiry that makes it appear as a discipline of necessity — is in reality a means of making good the freedom inherent in the choice of the definitions and axioms in terms of which this elaboration is carried out.

The authors call this «genuine freedom» and define it as having «a real choice between genuine alternatives, unconstrained by necessity, and therefore strictly incompatible with determinism.»

When, therefore, by choice or necessity one was in other lands one would naturally worship other gods, as David in Philistia felt coerced to do.

As Orthodox theologian Vladimir Lossky observes, the Eastern Church regards choice as the mark not of freedom but of fallenness, as a debasement of true liberty, as a loss of the divine likeness: «Our nature being overclouded with sin no longer knows its true good... and so the human person is always faced with the necessity of choice; it goes forward gropingly.&raquAs Orthodox theologian Vladimir Lossky observes, the Eastern Church regards choice as the mark not of freedom but of fallenness, as a debasement of true liberty, as a loss of the divine likeness: «Our nature being overclouded with sin no longer knows its true good... and so the human person is always faced with the necessity of choice; it goes forward gropingly.&raquas the mark not of freedom but of fallenness, as a debasement of true liberty, as a loss of the divine likeness: «Our nature being overclouded with sin no longer knows its true good... and so the human person is always faced with the necessity of choice; it goes forward gropingly.&raquas a debasement of true liberty, as a loss of the divine likeness: «Our nature being overclouded with sin no longer knows its true good... and so the human person is always faced with the necessity of choice; it goes forward gropingly.&raquas a loss of the divine likeness: «Our nature being overclouded with sin no longer knows its true good... and so the human person is always faced with the necessity of choice; it goes forward gropingly.»

Dr Crispin Howitt: One in five people in the Western world avoid gluten in their diet, some by choice, and some through necessity, such as Coeliac's.

They may adopt a certain diet through personal choice rather than out of necessity, such as choosing to live a dairy - free lifestyle.

I love it) I have tried to make a few gluten free recipes as a lot of people are now gluten free either through necessity or choice.

Having to use a young MacDonald as your # 1 during one season and Gervais # 2 in another out of necessity doesn't seem nearly as egregious as Hak's choices.

«Once women were able to get control over the «what and whether» of motherhood, we approached it as a choice rather than a biological or social necessity,» Granju says.

While second - wave feminism got so many things so very right, and made possible a great many of the career and life choices my generation of women enjoys today, many in that group of feminist thinkers got one thing fundamentally wrong, and that is this: even for those of us who are also productively employed outside the home — whether by choice, necessity or both — our most valued, fulfilling role is the one we take on as mothers to our children.

Whether you work by choice or out of necessity, send your child to day care or hire a nanny — every working mom needs to do what's right for her, learning as she goes.

Diapers are usually worn out of necessity rather than choice, although there are exceptions; people such as infantilists and diaper fetishists wear diapers recreationally for comfort, emotional fulfillment, or sexual gratification.

The site offers a wide choice for the parents as it has retailers from all categories of baby necessities.

As almost any mother of a newborn will attest, in the first few months of baby's life, luxury is replaced by necessity in both fashion choices and personal grooming.

He seems to be attending OOH births as a necessity, rather than a choice.

It's long past time to discourage the many motorists who drive into Manhattan every day as a matter of choice, not necessity.»

Jeremy Corbyn hammered home his message that austerity is «a political choice not an economic necessity» in his first major speech as Labour leader.

But it is far from clear that the general public are convinced so far that, as the unions believe, that George Osborne's cuts are a choice rather than a necessity.

It remains unclear as to whether women leave work to care for grandchildren out of necessity or out of choice, Lumsdaine notes.

The recipes on this blog are also very flexible as I appreciate that we don't all eat the same diets, either by choice or necessity.

By such site as you can quickly find it through thousands to the perspective new partners and quickly to narrow the choice on those not many which suit your own necessities.

Shot on film for a $ 10,000 budget, a minimal - realist aesthetic was as much a necessity as an aesthetic choice, but for a film that does not care to hold the viewer's hand, it was the perfect one.

As the authors of a recent Federal Communications Commission - sponsored study said, «Access to the Internet is not a choice: It is a necessity.»

Bolick describes Bradley Foundation president Michael Joyce as having been wary of Williams but understanding the «necessity of their temporary alliance»; he describes Joyce as pursuing school choice «as «a «silver bullet» issue: the type of program that could destroy a key pillar of the welfare state.»

First, there are other compelling non-academic arguments for school choice (e.g., they minimize social conflict by allowing families to get the sort of education they want for their own kids without imposing it on everybody elses, as happens of necessity when there is a single official government organ of education.)

As the Center for Education Reform has highlighted, states have already received most of their federal education funds for the year, making severe cuts in personnel and programs literally a choice, not a necessity.

As for the necessity of putting snow tires on a Kia vehicle, the ultimate choice is up to each individual driver.

But as critics pointed out, having the choice to buy one book from several different retail platforms is not the same thing as having too many choices in the toilet paper aisle (which, as it turns out, consumers tend NOT to avoid buying, possibly out of sheer necessity).

Borrowers can tailor their payments to accommodate economic necessities and lifestyle choices as they manage their mortgages.

This includes service dog specific gear of your choice, but also general dog necessities such as poop bags, water bowl, and weather appropriate gear.

Just as some of us don't like chicken in our diets, so too some cats, although not by choice but rather because of necessity.

Part of the appeal of the Nintendo Switch is its ability to shift from console to handheld experiences instantly, and if enough third - party developers make games for the system, it could essentially overthrow the necessity of buying other platforms; the Switch could stand as the choice system that can run Nintendo's iconic titles alongside third - party titles.

Perhaps getting drunk isn't as emotionally engaging as many of the choices in «The Walking Dead» or «Heavy Rain», but it is entertaining, another necessity when crafting a story of any kind.

Many people with children live small out of necessity, but I miss hearing from those that does it as a choice.

This may be one resolution that many solo practitioners have long ago fulfilled, but whether you entered into solo practice by choice or by necessity, it is time to embrace your role and what you have to offer as a solo practitioner.

Well clearly it was not «Solo by Choice» but «Solo by Necessity» if she wanted to be a Lawyer, as no «Big Law» firms in the US thought she was good enough to hold down a position as an Attorney in their establishments, she had to go it alone, I suppose that is the route most of these US Solo's have had to take when «Big Law» kicks their arse out the door.

Here at the Residences at the Crossings, residents have the choice between studio, one, or two bedroom floor plans that all have the obvious necessities, as well as some more unique features.

Our huge part is to analyze work necessities of our clients and offer them services on that preface, as powerful workforce from their choice of country.

• Investment strategy for single - family home rentals is changing from the «flip» strategy to becoming operating businesses, as more people opt to rent by choice rather than necessity.

We had to do so much out of necessity, we were as mindful as we could be about how to save money by making one choice over another.

There are a range of furniture items that are considered vital to any lounge, such as a sofa or TV stand, the remaining items tend to be selected on personal choice and style over necessity or a combination of the two.

Stocking a guest room with a tome for every taste is a necessity; try including a book of poetry as well as fiction and non-fiction choices.