Sentence examples for those necessitated from inspiring English sources

But because it is unsure if the Legislature will approve the extra $4 billion, the Giuliani administration has decided to halt new projects, with the exception of those necessitated by health and safety or required by law.

We distinguish between the enhancements required by the AP (transmitter), required by the stations (receivers) and those necessitated by the standard.

Doing this necessitated that women accept a patriarchal definition of leadership and success.

On the occasion of the 1938 Conference more than a hundred papers were presented, and this necessitated two simultaneous sessions.

The Treaty of Versailles was in preparation, and this necessitated strenuous days of work and delicate negotiations.

In this case, the necessitated adaptive act (faster running) has a particular goal food!

Those experiments in turn necessitated physicists' abandonment of the long-held principle of time-reversal invariance.

But the senators, appearing at a news conference on Tuesday, said the struggling economy necessitated steps that move past those positions.

Coase challenged the idea that "externality problems" – in which the costs of an action are felt by those who are not party to it – necessitated government intervention in the form of taxes or regulation.

They also say those changes and other controversial decisions were necessitated by government cuts.

Blaxland said the new history contained redactions, which he termed "pixellations", and he said negotiating those was "a challenging exercise with Asio staff", and necessitated "robust" discussions.