Sentence examples for necessitating a request from inspiring English sources

Mr. Newdow refused to allow Ms. Banning, whom he never married, to file her own brief, necessitating a request by her lawyer, Kenneth W. Starr, to the court for permission.

13 14 For the purposes of this review a humanitarian crisis is defined as a serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society causing widespread human, material, economic or environmental losses which exceed the ability of the affected community or society to cope using its own resources, necessitating a request to national or international level for external assistance.

Instead, the post said, there was a "mere acquisition" of documents by police that were willingly made available to authorities by the mayor's office without necessitating a formal request.

The trip to Tallahassee was necessitated by a request from Vice President Al Gore, who wants more ballots included in the vote count in hopes of wiping out Gov. George W. Bush's lead in Florida.

It's necessitating a lot more active recruiting and networking".

But no candidate received a majority, necessitating a runoff.

In September 1946, prior to the completion of the DH 108s, BOAC requests necessitated a redesign of the DH 106 from its previous 24-seat configuration to a larger 36-seat version.

In other words, if you have an epidural and a C-section, it may very well be that whatever caused the increased pain that led you to request relief would have necessitated a C-section anyway.

Return of an advance: We are very sorry that your manuscript has been pronounced by our scrupulously objective editorial board to be unfit for publication at this time, necessitating the request for the return of our advance.

Considerations necessitating the request of psychiatric reports arise from Section 157 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 which places an obligation upon the court to consider a medical report in "any case where the offender is or appears to be mentally disordered" (s157 (1)) "unless the court is of the opinion it is unnecessary" (s157 (2)).

Talking wasn't allowed at the table, so requesting the salt and pepper from one's neighbour necessitated a certain amount of pointing.