Sentences with phrase «vital necessity»

For me breast is best, but formula is an acceptable alternative that comes a close second and is a very important, very necessary, very vital necessity for so many women.

Moreover, the government can not limit its interference into the market to only those things which it views as vital necessities, like milk, butter, eggs, and meat.

Your purchases can help provide medicine, food, and other vital necessities.

It is probably fair to say that the first human commerce involved two primitive human beings arranging to trade one vital necessity for another (food for clothing, perhaps?).

Still, the heroism on display in «City of Ghosts» is unforgettable, and the film remains an ever - essential reminder of the high costs and vital necessity of journalism in this — or any — fight against evil.

A licensed pilot, Davis flew his private plane from Boca Raton to the remote island — more than 300 miles away — to deliver vital necessities to the Cat Island Orphanage, which houses approximately 20 children.

His mission was to check on the people at the Cat Island Orphanage and deliver vital necessities.

After all, ultimately it is a vital necessity to «stand against the schemes of the devil», «For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places.»

If, on the other hand, the basic reality and value is the concrete dialogical relations between men, then there is a vital necessity for a restructuring of society that will enable the relations between men to be of a more genuinely dialogical nature.

The only air which Reflection can breathe must, of vital necessity, be that of a psychically and physically convergent Universe.

The key point, however, is that Leibowitz wishes to make this teaching fully exoteric, believing that this is a vital necessity in the modern context.

The art of discernment was a vital necessity, both in the arena of theory and in the arena of practice.

More astute fansknow this, deep in their soul and can see the vital necessity for a complete change of regime and in time, with a proper manager installed, a cure.

Fitness and rotation are vital necessities to balance the team.

Like all those who see the IMPORTANT things clearly, which is the vital necessity of Wenger going, this debacle today will soon be seen for what it is worth; namely an important staging post in forcing the club to throw out Wenger, in MAY.

Not forgetting the vital necessity of a, young, dynamic, brilliant and hungry, pro-active manager in Pep.

But we are where we are and it is undeniable that Gazidis appears to be the catalyst for the vital necessity of removing Wenger.

It must necessarily include luxury goods, because if it did not limit their prices, capital and labor would abandon the production of vital necessities and would turn to producing those things which the government considers unnecessary luxury goods.

Horses were a vital necessity for all armies in World War 1.

Mobile phones, social media and internet have virtually blocked easy access to this vital necessity.

These minerals make this type of salt a vital necessity.

Nell Minow: This bittersweet comedy about a couple who find each other again by turning their arguments into rock songs has a surprisingly touching message about the vital necessity of creating art.

Developing a proper knowledge sharing strategy has become a vital necessity for the modern workplace, as more and more Millennials are joining the workforce and Baby Boomers are approaching retirement.

And many educators seek to nurture their knowledge and skills for the rest of their careers — a vital necessity.

This is a vital necessity for getting a loan, buying a home, even renting an apartment.

Adjustable soft collar with an ID tag is a vital necessity needed for identification.

Extra attention is another vital necessity for special needs rabbits.

The last thing any pet owner wants is to turn up at their airport ready for their flight to take them to their home exchange only to discover they've forgotten a vital necessity for their pet.

Mantay works for the rights of young women and their children, in order to help them enjoy a safe and dignified life, with a guarantee of the vital necessities: a place to live, health, and education.

Thank you Wagathon, for reminding Climate Etc readers of the immense value, and the vital necessity, of wisely statesmanlike, politically brave, science - respecting, conservative leadership!

In the SRPP CO2 reduction regulations EPA told the states that they must meet entirely arbitrary CO2 emission reduction goals by passing new laws and regulations to govern the production and use of electricity, a vital necessity in the modern world.

I do, however, stress the vital necessity of making no further cutbacks in legal aid availability or eligibility.

These vital necessities, foremost on a spectrum of services that includes housing, advocacy, and other support, help women bridge the gap from survival to stability and self - sufficiency.

Unfortunately, students lack these vital necessities for a bright life.

Our entryway also has a large mirror above the shoe bench, a vital necessity for every mom to make sure those flyways are tucked away before heading out the door!