We must hold firmly now to the principle which is indeed an aspect of the democratic ideal itself, that participation is also a necessary part of education.
Presentation of facts is surely a necessary part of all education, for it is an indispensable means of giving the content of experience upon which wisdom as a selective appreciation of experience is based.
Instruction in a general way and universally in world politics, familiarizing all with the meaning of these laws and political bodies, is but a part, although a necessary part, of the work.
From a wrong Judgment of what makes a necessary Part of their Happiness.
All present pain, whatever it be, makes a part of our present misery: but all absent good does not at any time make a necessary part of our present happiness, nor the absence of it make a part of our misery.
The passions too have most of them, in most persons, operations on the body, and cause various changes in it; which not being always sensible, do not make a necessary part of the idea of each passion.
These are a few of the idle stories in which the great scholars took intense delight, and which, during many centuries, were supposed to form a necessary part of the annals of the Latin empire.
Such measures were the result of instructions issued by Philip, and formed a necessary part of his general scheme.
For example, the cotton and wheat crops are sold several times over on the exchanges of the country, but not all these purchases and sales are a necessary part of the process of getting the cotton from the planter to the manufacturer.
It may well be that sneezing, an imitation of which is an essential part of the game, was actually a necessary part of the ceremonial, and sneezing was always considered of sacred significance among primitive peoples.
The knowledge of those two languages, therefore, not being indispensably requisite to a churchman, the study of them did not for a long time make a necessary part of the common course of university education.
The protection of trade, in general, has always been considered as essential to the defence of the commonwealth, and, upon that account, a necessary part of the duty of the executive power.
In all the different republics of ancient Greece, to learn his military exercises, was a necessary part of education imposed by the state upon every free citizen.
And he gave her that polite yet positive nod of dismissal which is a necessary part of the equipment of men of affairs, constantly beset as they are and ever engaged in the battle to save their chief asset, time, from being wasted.
I am perfectly clear in my own mind that as society stands at present, capital punishment is a necessary part of any sensible scheme for its protection.
The knowledge of those two languages, therefore, not being indispensably requisite to a churchman, the study of them did not for along time make a necessary part of the common course of university education.
Although preaching was not a necessary part of the regular Church service, still it was not an unusual feature.
In short, he organised, systematised, and controlled the Church in all its branches as a necessary part of his theocracy.
It was the first play in Irish played in a theatre, and did much towards making plays a necessary part in Irish propaganda.
We cannot say that it is a necessary part of the supremacy of the Moral Law that every one of those who know it should partake of its immortal nature.
Usually, the young girl's consent was not thought to be a necessary part of the matrimonial bargain, and a father delivered a daughter to the purchasing suitor, as he might a slave that he had sold to the highest bidder.
A servant poured water on his hands before eating, from a basin and ewer, which formed a necessary part of the table furniture.
The next of kin declines or waives his right to the young widow, for he does not care to redeem Elimelech's portion of the land, a necessary part of such a matrimonial transaction.
The man who believes that God is the Whole, and that every man is a necessary part of the Whole, has no need to placate or please an intangible Something.
He avoided iconoclasm, left all matters of theology to the specialists, and accepted the Church as a necessary part of society.
It was a necessary part, and the work was not complete until the baptism had taken place.
If baptism had been a necessary part of salvation, Christ would have said 'he that believeth not and is not baptized shall be damned'.
I have always understood, Mr. Garland, that your view of baptism was not the same as ours; that you regard baptism as a necessary part of conversion, and in that respect we think you have made a mistake regarding baptism.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "necessary part" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
