I wish I could be classed as a necessity.

Give her all the luxuries and she will manage without the little necessities.

Hey, you crazy fool! Why didn't you bring the necessities?

That's not fancy. It's necessity.

Veloci Ti is one of my essentials that has to be with me everywhere.

JULlET No, madam we have cull'd such necessaries As are behoveful for our state to morrow

The first one is the Engels coefficient, which explains that the cost of daily necessities has dropped its percentage all through the past decade, in terms of family income, to about 37 some percent.

They lack the liberation from materialistic essentials that exist only in a lower class.

The Government of Afghanistan is not yet in a position to provide many of the basic necessities to its needy population.

When all is said and done, sports is entertainment the others are necessities.

This is due to malnutrition and insufficient access to health services, clean water and other basic necessities.

Governments therefore have a moral obligation and a social responsibility to intervene and ensure that the basic necessities remain within the reach of ordinary people.

Poverty is the condition of deprivation not having enough food, shelter and other essentials to meet basic needs.

Post conflict transition situations are complex and are characterized by the close interplay of political, security, human rights, humanitarian and development imperatives.

The word Austere just generally means someone who doesn't have a lot of frills, they just deal with the most bare necessities they really kind of cut things to the bone.

For instance, assistance given to newly arrived refugees for basic necessities such as food, clothing, housing, education, money, and medical care.

I had just left Wall Street, cut my hair to look like Margaret Mead, given away most everything that I owned, and arrived with all the essentials some poetry, a few clothes, and, of course, a guitar because I was going to save the world, and I thought I would just start with the African continent.

However, since the onset of the current economic difficulties, individuals who crossed the border in search of food or other necessities were not subject to criminal charges.

It has also seized quantities of drugs and weapons in cooperation with the naval forces and the coalition forces present in the region.

Third, many have crossed borders in search of basic necessities in other countries in the process, they may also become victims of smuggling and trafficking.

The first one is the Engels coefficient, which explains that the cost of daily necessities has dropped its percentage all through the past decade, in terms of family income, to about 37 some percent.

Our two peoples are linked by ties of blood, history and culture and must take into account the economic imperatives of a common region.

To be sure, a simple VAT is regressive, though it can be made progressive by combining it with a partial rebate or by exempting necessities.

She doesn't know that good financial planning recommends that 50 of her money that she takes home goes towards essentials, 30 towards life style, and 20 towards the future.

25. The distribution of non food relief items targets the most vulnerable persons in previously inaccessible areas and resettling displaced persons who lack basic household necessities.

(a) The essence of the right to development is the principle that the human person is the central subject of development and that the right to life includes within it existence in human dignity with the minimum necessities of life

Due to price control, there were shortages of almost all products, reaching their peak in the end of 1991, when people had to stand in long lines and to be lucky enough to buy even the essentials.

Effective decision making and management by government, at all levels, including setting priorities and getting the message to the people and local grass roots and civil society organizations, was essential.

5. In developing countries, where 80 per cent of the disabled population live, the widespread lack of basic necessities of life such as medical services, education, training, employment and shelter is acutely experienced by disabled persons.

Tens of thousands of people are subjected to heavy artillery barrages, while simultaneously enduring the hardships of being without communications, electricity, safe and regular water supplies, food, medicine and other necessities.

And, because he imagined that no sane person could want more of the necessities, conveniences, and luxuries of life than a Keynes had, the economic problem would be solved.

It is, therefore, essential that the situation there return to normal as early as possible, so that all relief workers may return to their posts and the implementation of rehabilitation programmes proceed as planned.

Health care providers, often working with very minimal resources, sometimes lack accurate information about who is exempt from fees, and sometimes charge fees informally as a way of supplementing clinic or personal income. Such fees, even if small, often affect the very poorest in society, usually women, who need to make trade offs between paying for food, shelter, or other immediate necessities instead of medication.

Tunisian non governmental organizations have taken many decisions and initiatives for the benefit of children and families in Rwanda and Bosnia and Herzegovina to help them surmount the difficulties they are now facing and to provide them with some of their basic needs.

In addition, staff officers and contingent level officers often have not been provided with a sufficient number of vehicles, communications devices, digital cameras, business cards and other essentials to be fully effective in civil military coordination.

I had just left Wall Street, cut my hair to look like Margaret Mead, given away most everything that I owned, and arrived with all the essentials some poetry, a few clothes, and, of course, a guitar because I was going to save the world, and I thought I would just start with the African continent.

278. On 13 March 1994, the curfew was lifted for several hours in Hebron to allow the population to purchase necessities and to permit family visits, which are customary on the holidays (the first day of Id al Fitr, the holiday marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan). (Jerusalem Post, 14 March 1994)

The concept of peace and stability that we aspire after in our new world is founded primarily on respect of and support for the principles of international legality. That a single and not a double standard is applied in dealing with similar issues and that the same provisions and stipulations are applied to all without bias, selectivity or discrimination, are important prerequisites for the maintenance of international peace and security.