This is of course the sense which we defined above in terms of necessitation: even if x rigidly necessitates y that does not entail that y must be ontologically prior to x.
That necessitates, at some level, a strategy that can be described as "calculated misery".
This change in demographics necessitates a change in social care budgets that has so far failed to materialise.
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The shift from lower to higher value-added activities that it necessitates can be painful for companies and workers alike.
For those that have been bailed out, going more slowly on austerity necessitates bigger loans from creditors (who are unlikely to agree to them).
A breach necessitates swift remedial action or the offender may risk paying a hefty fine.
In the past year Tory leaders have become more conciliatory.Gone is the talk of taking advantage of the euro crisis, and the move to closer fiscal union that this necessitates, to advance British demands for powers to be repatriated.
This necessitates common visas, more police co-operation and firm co-operation andommon external border.
A sudden nip to the left or right is quite acceptable, even if that necessitates slamming on the brakes to avoid a car that is merely driving in a straight line.
Put simply, convergence of its price level with the price level in more developed countries necessitates a higher rate of inflation.That's not much help explaining what happened in America and other rich economies in the 1970s.
