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necessitate English

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necessitate

— verb (= ask, postulate, require, take, call for, demand) require as useful, just, or proper It takes nerve to do what she did success usually requires hard work This job asks a lot of patience and skill This position demands a lot of personal sacrifice This dinner calls for a spectacular dessert This intervention does not postulate a patient's consent — verb cause to be a concomitant

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require demand need call for involve entail take postulate compel oblige impose constrain coerce ask want thrust mandate inflict imply force claim assert wreak whinge tax requisition request reclaim put on presuppose presume predicate occasion obligate impose upon impel fine exact enforce desire cry for come down on call bludgeon bespeak beg apply

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States Quantity Enough

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necessitate · verb

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Now, wouldn't that necessitate the abandonment of the so-called monogamous sexual relationship?
Our positions necessitate a degree of professional detachment.
Rather than by committing some breach of the law, which would necessitate arrest.
With the losses in our manufacturing division, this will necessitate.
Will necessitate some employee downsizing.
Any rescue attempt will no doubt necessitate a rapid departure.
The Omnidroid's defenses necessitate an air drop from 5,000 feet.
All we gotta do is stuff that is, per se. Eastery in nature, which would necessitate the doage of.
What day doesn't necessitate courage, tenacity, and sometimes, like your cigar story, Richard, a little vengeance?
My methods invariably necessitate a variety of expenses that, to the untrained eye, may appear somewhat tangential.
Well, then wouldn't that necessitate a plus sign. right here?
It would necessitate getting him out of bed, of course.
A divorce will necessitate a custody agreement between the husband and wife.
They are a garrotte, sir. They necessitate unorthodox stratagems for survival.
Now, wouldn't that necessitate the abandonment. of the so-called monogamous sexual relationship?
Ladies and gentlemen, mechanical difficulties necessitate our asking. all passengers to kindly deplane. and return temporarily to the boarding area.
I know, but I have evidence, that will at least necessitate a mistrial.
The Omnidroid's defenses necessitate an air drop from 5000 feet.
What day doesn't necessitate courage, tenacity. and sometimes, like your cigar story, Richard, a little vengeance?
It would necessitate getting him out of bed, of course. But given the importance of these gentlemen to various interests, I'm sure that he would be as pleased as I to come down here at 3:00 in the morning.
They necessitate unorthodox stratagems for survival. Had news broken earlier, Barings would have been ruined.
What could possibly necessitate us meeting all the way out here?
Ashildr, given we're all going to forget this conversation anyway, perhaps you could tell us what happened here yesterday to necessitate a death sentence?
But see, the thing is, I've got some extenuating circumstances that necessitate me leaving now.
Is it true that you told a reporter from Japanese television, that you were going to perform the just act of liberation for the lions in order to necessitate the deployment of the forces of order to the zoo, when they were needed elsewhere?
If our tests show that the damage to the nervus opticus is so extensive as to necessitate the surgical excision of the eye, you will of course be supplied with a prosthesis.
My methods usually necessitate, no, demand more circuitous routes.
They necessitate unorthodox stratagems for survival.
We look toward a congressional run, which will necessitate a move.
We don't know all the details the final settlement agreement will necessitate, but we may possibly need to bring a new leadership element into Billy Barnes.
His injuries don't necessitate it.
Well, that would necessitate a third receiver unit in order to triangulate the.

News and current affairs

Unfortunately, Merkel's campaign is off to a rocky start, and the recent entry of Oskar Lafontaine's extreme left-wing party into the fray may necessitate the formation of a grand coalition between the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats.
Supplying less leadership allows the US to weigh opportunity costs before taking action, and to select the issues and circumstances that suit it the best. In this environment, military intervention in Libya does not necessitate the same in Syria.
They do not respect national sovereignty, and, therefore, they necessitate global cooperation.
NATO's intervention last year showed that respect for human life and human liberty, and considerations of pan-European security, can necessitate intervention outside the EU's borders.
This will necessitate not only improvements in direct patient care, but also in basic and clinical research as well as in teaching and training.
But the realities of the twenty-first century necessitate a multi-dimensional and inclusive political perspective.
The global problems of our times necessitate cooperation, political will, and sacrifice.

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