Sentences with phrase «immediate necessity»

The ships delivered crucial supplies and the most immediate necessities, including food, water, clothing, diapers, medical supplies and generators, among others.

But you can also argue that one should save for the expense of greatest immediate necessity, namely college expenses.

Medical coverage — this provides a small amount of medical coverage for immediate necessities as well as for the costs incurred by passengers in the car.

Celebrating makeshift solutions, survival instincts, and the reuse of discarded material, Anne Percoco's The Life Instinct infused practical works inspired by immediate necessity with playfulness and wit.

Celebrating makeshift solutions, survival instincts, and the reuse of discarded material, Percoco's work infuses practical works inspired by immediate necessity with playfulness and wit.

The cruise line is deploying 11 ships to provide affected ports in the region with crucial supplies and the most immediate necessities, including food, water, clothing, diapers, medical supplies and generators, among others.

As a result we are plunged into the immediate necessities of inventing order, as Marianne and Johan seem to improvise their lives.

While there is no immediate necessity in assuming that the God who has died is the God of «faith,» there is also no escaping the inevitable consequence that the dead God is not the God of idolatry, or false piety, or «religion,» but rather the God of the historic Christian Church, and beyond the Church, of Christendom at large.

«We urge the government to reconsider its zeal to future - proof legislation and concentrate on getting the immediate necessities right.

You can even get help with replacing the immediate necessities — not just personal items like a toothbrush.

At any rate, the immediate necessity on your part is to take action.

For many American families, their dreams for the future have been put on hold indefinitely because their immediate necessities take precedence over taking a gamble with a big financial risk.

It was the result of both a desire for a new direction and an immediate necessity.

In Mayor of Baltimore v. Valsamaki an important decision issued yesterday, the Maryland Court of Appeals (that state's supreme court), ruled that cities can only condemn property through «quick take» procedures if they prove that there is an «immediate necessity» for doing so.

You can even get help with replacing the immediate necessities — not just personal items like a toothbrush.