Sentence examples for necessitated- from inspiring English sources

On top of this troubled sovereigns have been raising taxes and cutting spending in order to try and meet budget goals (some necessitated by markets, some imposed by core economies in exchange for fiscal assistance).

Higher levels of concentration have necessitated greater sophistication in the economic analysis contained in our reasoned decisions.

It has not necessitated an urgent framing of individual rights against oppression such as America's constitution was, in response to colonial rule.

The need to recoup such costs necessitated long film runs.

Many necessitated payments to songwriters and the music publishers, like Chrysalis, that represent them.

Some think it just means "causally necessitated".

Such a libertarian view holds that it is a necessary condition of moral responsibility that the act was not necessitated or caused.

If it is not true that everything is causally necessitated, there must be genuine alternatives in the course of events.

Hence the ontological distinction between the uncaused Principle and Its effect does not lie in existence as such, but in one of its modes: the uncaused Principle is necessary as regards existence, while everything else is always possible as regards existence: i.e., it exists insofar as it is necessitated and therefore necessary by virtue of something other.

Among the alleged consequences of the Principle are: the Identity of Indiscernibles, necessitarianism, the existence of a self-necessitated Being (i.e., God), the Principle of Plentitude, and strict naturalism.

An important consequence of Hegel's metaphysics, so understood, concerns history and the idea of historical development or progress, and it is as an advocate of an idea concerning the logically-necessitated teleological course of history that Hegel is most often derided.