absolute necessity

For herself she took very little, only what was of absolute necessity.

Just himself, his skills, and the absolute necessity to get away.

Short of absolute necessity, he could not make himself do it.

But in thought alone lay the idea of absolute necessity.

It was something they had never developed beyond absolute necessity.

But today, when so much of the state is being developed, it's an absolute necessity.

A long distance call - only in case of absolute necessity.

It is an absolute necessity that these rules are developed.

This was an absolute necessity. We could not have done otherwise.

That, though, is an absolute necessity, and for it to happen, we need the Commission’s support.

There is an absolute necessity to lock the two together.

So I regard it as an absolute necessity to come up with a different kind of action.

It was an absolute necessity, to be achieved at any cost.

He must start with the absolute necessity of his own death."

Design, development and management have in common the absolute necessity of taking action based on incomplete information.

A common bureau for defence equipment and resources is an absolute necessity.

It is a matter of absolute necessity to find an alternative fuel.

He replied that a new ship was an absolute necessity.

At this point, a visit to the beer garden is an absolute necessity.

For that reason, too, cohesion policy is an absolute necessity.

Technical and economic developments alone make this an absolute necessity.

Secrecy in government can be an absolute necessity to the protection of our national security.

The other is the absolute necessity to protect freedom of expression, particularly in the arts.

As I see it, the mere fact that the programme is to run for seven years makes this an absolute necessity.