Sentence examples for necessitated an immediate from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor's statement said that "the results of the investigation necessitated an immediate intervention", indicating a violent attack was probably planned in the near future.

Committing more troops than the United States initially did, Mr. Diamond argues, "would have necessitated an immediate mobilization of the military reserves and National Guard (which would come later, in creeping fashion), and might have alarmed the public into questioning the costs and feasibility of the entire operation" -- a development that might have slowed the gallop to war.

Minnesota's government shutdown necessitated an immediate compromise of sorts.

They said that the investigating judge will determine whether those 12 will be put in detention later on Saturday, but that results of an ongoing investigation into suspected terror cells "necessitated an immediate intervention".

According to Phoenix PD, someone not affiliated with Occupy Phoenix hit an officer with a skateboard (unconfirmed), which apparently necessitated an immediate use of pepper spray into the crowd.

Unless there are exigent circumstances necessitating an immediate search, my guess is that the Court will strike the balance in favor of requiring a warrant for the search.

Difficult airway algorithms begin with a decision of 'forced to act', which necessitates an immediate best possible attempt, or 'not forced to act', where the main tactic is an awake intubation.

The physician then talked the medical officer through an assessment of the injury, concluding that the impact had caused a rib to puncture the patient's lung, necessitating an immediate emergency evacuation from the space station.

You should most likely leave while your abuser is away from home (unless a violent episode necessitates an immediate escape).

Why might front page status necessitate an immediate correction?

In those cases, the Constitution says, state lawmakers can vote on bills as soon as they are printed, as long as the governor sends the Legislature what is known as a "message of necessity," setting out the facts "which in his or her opinion necessitate an immediate vote".