Sentences with phrase «practical necessity»

Bathing your dog can be a wonderful bonding experience but it's also a very practical necessity for our sometimes smelly canine friends.

This was especially common in the days when research was primarily done with books, as a matter of practical necessity in controlling size and expense, but it's still used by many US state courts to filter which decisions become precedent.

Alternately many younger parents particularly appreciate the unique place of parents in the AP framework, when they are often forced by practical necessity to depend on grandparents and other family members for «co-parenting» support.

When you factor them all together along with income replacement, buying $ 1 Million to $ 2 Million of term life insurance becomes a very practical necessity.

They also responded with the notion that candidates have to deal with the legal environment that exists, not what they prefer, and that practical necessity dictates that a candidate utilize the program as it will boost their opponent regardless of their own preference.

From practical necessities to fun extras, the team at Master Chevrolet can walk you through everything you can do with Chevrolet MyLink.

Having a list of practical necessities makes it easier for our Finance Managers to help you find an affordable and safe car that meets both your needs and the auto loan approval.

Medium - sized mall good for practical necessities like beach gear, souvenirs, art & crafts and general merchandise.

But the court also held there is no defence of practical necessity under PIPEDA, and an inexact matching system which makes commercial sense will not allow evasion of responsibility where the system leads to errors.

Pragmatically, says Helmer, both government and industry have recognized that the rapid rate of change makes long - range anticipation a matter of practical necessity.

By practical necessity we are selective, picking those works of art that are in a vulnerable location, exceptionally valuable, seem to attract undue attention, have condition problems, or where relatively minor damage could be irreversible, such as the stain on the unprimed canvas of our Morris Louis.

It is perhaps best thought of as a movement of peoples, some of whom define themselves doctrinally, some by polity, but who cohere often on the basis of shared memories, practical necessity (e.g., clerical pension plans) and — more than one might have expected — ethnicity.

And if many establishmentarian religionists were dragged screaming by the Enlightenment and practical necessity to grant religious freedom, some very firm believers, from colonial Baptists to Jesuit John Courtney Murray in the Second Vatican Council, also kept making the case for conviction blended with civility, commitment tempered with empathy.

A cosmopolitan might allow that immigration restrictions remain a practical necessity for now, but he thinks our long - term aim should be to eliminate borders and allow for the free migration of all people.

Because when you get a bunch of people together for a specific purpose, having organization and even rituals are practical necessities.

But it seemed for a time, at least, that there were certain micro-objectives that affected the transfer policy, such as building a distinctly English team, or searching for cut - price deals in spite of the practical necessities, or even simply going after quantity instead of quality.

While I originally despised rain boots, I've discovered them to be a practical necessity.

Old school sartorialism argues that you should roll up your sleeves due to temperature, practical necessity (i.e. don't stain your cuffs) or if you're deliberately trying to look relaxed.

Never let it be said that bi people aren't helpful in times of practical necessity.

Mr White said head teachers wanted the government to focus on the practical necessities before being «distracted» by policies such as expanding grammar schools.

Yakima is home to the famous Washington apples, not to mention part of this state's booming wine industry (second in the country only to California), so carrying capacity is a practical necessity.

Jessica knew the difference that social leverage could make, and it would be that much more awkward to dismiss her if she had all the practical necessities already at hand.

But for those who are immersed in the art form, Linn's volume is a practical necessity.

Said another way, accepting imperfection is a practical necessity.

On the more fun side, for owner and dog, play toys are a practical necessity for terriers.

With this intense level of cultural immersion and the time you spend in the desert, the camel ride strangely becomes more of a practical necessity than an attraction, but this time will be an adventure you'll never forget!

With five stars above its door, you'll find every practical necessity is catered for at the Royal Arena Resort & Spa, from babysitting to arranging local tours and trips.

Cheaper to build than a canal and offering a quick and convenient way to travel over long distances, railway was both a practical necessity for the industrial age and an iconic luxury.

A practical necessity for any small business owner, business credit cards get used for everything from employee lunches to merchandise orders — and all the expenses in - between.

Participation is by invitation only, so the artists know in advance if they will be included that year and thus have an opportunity to create something that's compatible with the show's practical necessity to focus on small works.

The other three large works are stratigraphic layerings built up at the archaeological sites which inspired them, their earthy tones considerably weathered by the practical necessity of being left out during the months of their formation on Welsh hill forts.

Giving preference to some working languages as in the present case may be a practical necessity for the EU institutions.

And then, of course, there is the bane of many lawyers» existence — email — which for all of its drawbacks also has virtues and practical necessities, and in any event would be much less efficient if it could only be handled on a smartphone.

Thus, court orders appear to be a practical necessity.

This is more than good manners; it's a practical necessity.

This is partly because many of the «choices» women make are imposed by social pressures and practical necessities.

It's about storage being a beautiful piece rather than just a practical necessity, from a small wall hook to entire module wall systems.

This rather lovely case (above) sports all the practical necessities — a main compartment made from glavanised steel for tools and another in the lid for smaller items — without scrimping on retro flower power style.

The items on display are practical necessities, yet they have been transformed into objects of beauty thanks to the arrangement.

Home storage, while a practical necessity, can also be a easy way to give your home a little facelift.

Console tables and buffet tables are valued as much for their practical necessities as for the aesthetic opportunities they afford us.