Sentence examples for it has made necessary from inspiring English sources

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That's not the usual division of labor between the executive and legislative branches, but it is one that Mr. Bush has made necessary by his refusal to face realities.

That's a bit of a trick, because forcing us to look at the unspeakable risks losing us, though in the Bourne series it has made for necessary surprises, like Ms. Potente's character's vomiting in the first movie because she has just seen a man fling himself out of a window to his death.

Tepco has not said when it might apply to restart the plant's other five reactors.Tepco says the faults have not been active for at least 120,000 years, and that it has made the necessary fortifications at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant to withstand quakes.

Officials said it had made the case that strikes were necessary to prevent humanitarian catastrophe.

But its growth has made it necessary for the company to share more about its policies.

But growing hostility against freedom in our nation, and the increasing use of government to threaten and punish its own citizens, has made it necessary.Ms Herrod gets one thing roughly right here.

Tom Puccio, who is the product of the go-for-it school of law, has made the necessary adjustments.

Increased traffic volume has made it necessary to increase highway capacities by widening embankments and pavements.

A changing publishing environment has made it necessary for libraries to more vigorously collect newspapers.

Bernie Madoff has made it necessary to scam people in sums counted with a "b," for billions.