Sentence examples for constitutes necessary from inspiring English sources

California Peace Officers Research Association called the bill "a dangerous rush to judgement" that "deceptively pretends that creating a checklist of what constitutes necessary force instead of reasonable force is something more than irresponsible legislation".

The replacement of old windows would likely constitute necessary repairs, Mr. Higgins said.

That led to a debate about just what constituted "necessary" and "moral justification".

The low diameter and the existence of a giant component constitute necessary topological conditions for network navigability.

Moreover, spatial memory training leads to increased hippocampal NPY gene expression that together with Y1 receptor-mediated neurogenesis could constitute necessary steps in consolidation and long-term retention of spatial memory.

Equation (4) constitutes the necessary minimum set of constitutive equations for an isotropic material replacing Equations (1) and (2).

"The Canon of Pure Reason" sets out the moral basis for belief in God, grounding it in our rationally necessary hope for the highest good (which Kant here suggests constitutes a necessary incentive to morality).

But the cumbersome procedure that has led up to it constitutes a necessary milestone in the uneasy process towards some kind of peace.

A clear understanding of these two elements constitutes a necessary managerial pre-requisite for an effective co-operative strategy.

Our curvilinear flow analysis constitutes a necessary precursor to the study of comparable bulk and surface reactions in (spatially periodic models of) porous media.

This constitutes a necessary and sufficient region for our considerations, i.e., any supplementary atoms from the leads included in the calculations do not change the final results.