In the early 1990s, Belgian player Jean-Marc Bosman sued the Belgian Football Association, challenging European football's traditional rule that all transfers of players (including those without contracts) necessitate an agreement between the clubs in question, usually involving a transfer fee.
This was £2m more than their contracts necessitated.
Except when somebody's contract expired, necessitating an off-camera exit via brain tumor, "E.R.," "N.Y.P.D. Blue," "West Wing" and my other old favorites were satisfying because the formula guarantees speedy resolution of all life's problems.
Based on the literature, I propose three explanations for government reneging: (1) economic uncertainty, which necessitates contract renegotiation; (2) the logic of the "obsolescing bargain," which makes deals less attractive to governments ex post than they were ex ante; and (3) political change, which puts new leaders in charge with incentives to renege on old promises.
Switching from running a railway through a state body to a system of franchise contracts and regulations necessitates the civil service quickly acquiring specialised commercial nous.What the majority of the public servants do, how they do it, how many are needed and the skills they must have are predetermined by a choice of instruments made at a time and place often remote from them.
There he contracted blackwater fever, necessitating his return to France.
He contracted skin cancer, necessitating the partial amputation of one of his ears.
The department had worked for many years with the Bounce Agency, Greenville, S.C., formerly Leslie Advertising, which closed, necessitating a new contract.
Early in the information technology revolution Richard Mason suggested that the coming changes in information technologies would necessitate rethinking the social contract (Mason 1986).
The private sector is deleveraging because market forces necessitate that debt levels contract.
