Sentence examples for have necessitated that from inspiring English sources
According to recent reports, growing caseloads have necessitated that people with severe anorexia (as opposed to moderate or mild anorexia, as was my diagnosis) (PDF) be prioritised by specialist services, meaning those whose lives are not in immediate danger may have to wait years for – or simply be denied – specialist treatment.
In recent years, social and economic considerations have necessitated that more than one performance criterion is used, and also more than one level of earthquake intensity.
We work hard to accommodate students with family responsibilities that, 30 years ago, would have necessitated that they leave school.
However, financial troubles have caused delays that have necessitated that Morningstar who had intended to occupy over half of the building seek lease proposals from other downtown office towers.
This has prevented the company from changing the way it packs dresses and has necessitated that other employees work around the packer's limitations, Ms. Parker said.
Pretty much everything that comes out of a bodily orifice meets his definition of disgusting — so much so that the mere sight of someone washing his hands would upset people, as their minds would leap to the function that had necessitated that cleansing.
Greater environmental awareness has necessitated that new and existing burial grounds are assessed to determine the environmental load which they could release to soil or any downstream component.
There are a number of issues that devolve from the foregoing, which are specific to trials of diagnostic imaging, and that have necessitated ACRIN developing specific responses to ensure that trials are successful.
The development of a questionnaire that included all aspects of CAMHS care would have necessitated a larger study that also included parents whose children had received inpatient care, both as a basis for informing the content of the questionnaire and also in testing.
