It's a choice that necessitates more choices.
In fact they often do and that necessitates long spells out of the sport.
It's the walls coming down that necessitates taking the trees down".
You are the minister for Indigenous affairs, a portfolio that necessitates constant cooperation with the territory.
What is it about this model of governance that necessitates a crisis?
Existence must, therefore, be due to an agent-cause that necessitates, imparts, gives, or adds existence to an essence.
"I'm in an industry that necessitates a lot of handshaking, and human capital is our investment," he said.
The other involves vibrating solar panels to shake debris loose, a system that necessitates fewer modifications to the panel.
But socially obliging women as a class to present in a certain way that necessitates the expenditure of time, money and effort is.
But that's a process that involves making the private, public; that necessitates revealing to the world the most delicate areas of experience and contemplation.
Informed consent is a process that necessitates time and effort.
