Sentence examples for rules necessitated from inspiring English sources

But one trustee of the teachers' fund, California Treasurer Bill Lockyer, said state laws and the fund's own investment rules necessitated a formal divestiture.

It's unique enough that a lot of the things we take for granted in computing and gaming are struggling to catch up with the new rules necessitated by its entirely new viewpoint.

But now the senators are asking for an additional 60 days, arguing that the "complexity and magnitude of the proposed rule necessitates an extension".

Succession is therefore a point of weakness of all dictatorships: the lack of rules necessitates a damaging power struggle upon the death of the supreme leader.

He also became frustrated by the Unionists' opposition to Irish home rule - necessitating ever more "illiberal" coercive measures to contain Irish unrest - and by their opposition to his proposals for social reform at home.

The development of petrochemicals necessitated rules to control pollution.

A lack of mechanistic understanding of these rules has so far necessitated their ad hoc implementation, likely contributing to the limited precision of present algorithms.

Thus, as the trial court ruled, the shareholders' interests necessitated that the board remain free to negotiate in the fulfillment of that duty.

Lineker also refused to specify which brand of underpant he would be wearing, saying "I generally have a brand of brief on every day," although the BBC's commercial rules would probably necessitate any logo being covered in double-sided sticky tape.

That's not right, and it would necessitate rules, exceptions and exemptions that no one could follow without a lawyer.

This caused overall configuration management problems, at least in part because wiring harnesses manufactured using aluminium rather than copper conductors necessitated special design rules including non-standard dimensions and bend radii; these were not easily transferred between versions of the software.