Sentence examples for necessitated by article from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested [ 49] that assigning priority to the family's wishes could be necessitated by Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights [ 51], which requires respect for family life.

It was into this idyll that I crashed – I and my mobile phone and my urgent hackish need to redraft a very long article on the state of the BBC, a redraft necessitated by George Osborne's decision in the 8 July budget to land the corporation with the cost of licence fees for the over-75s, previously footed by the government.

As with the conversion of individual editions into collections of separate article-files, however, many of the differences between the electronic versions and microform are necessitated by the electronic medium.

He is the intellectual apex necessitated by the system.

The programme was necessitated by the housing catastrophe that the Soviet Union faced by the 1950s.

The renovation, which was completed in 2006, was necessitated by a breakup.

"This election was necessitated by the unstable outcome of the 7 June elections.

"Many of these changes have been necessitated by unfunded state mandates and by rising student enrollment," he said.

Her husband's New Deal was, perhaps, overshadowed by the bailouts necessitated by the work of H.F.M. and his ilk.

The judges, librarians and office workers in the tower will move from floor to floor as necessitated by the construction.

But other campaign aides and supporters say that the mayor's makeover was necessitated by several factors.