necessary corollary
collocation in Englishmeaningsofnecessaryandcorollary
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necessary
adjective
uk/ˈnes.ə.ser.i/us/ˈnes.ə.ser.i/
needed in order to achieve a ...
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corollary
noun[C]
uk/kəˈrɒl.ər.i/us/ˈkɔːr.ə.ler.i/
something that results from ...
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(Definition ofnecessaryandcorollaryfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Longer-term consumption strategies are thenecessarycorollaryof the pursuit of householder status, while apparently offering opportunities for future family mobility.
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The appearance is anecessarycorollaryto the temporal logic of the disappearance, even in its unrealised intermediary forms.
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This contingency is, of course, anecessarycorollaryof the emphasis on elite agency-different elite choices can produce different paths to different alignments. 17.
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I think that is almost anecessarycorollaryto the issuing of registration forms at all.
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I would point out, however, that the earnings rule is not designed to effect savings but is anecessarycorollaryof the retirement condition.
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As anecessarycorollaryof the constituency list system, the second part of schedule 1 sets out those who may participate.
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We are debating today anecessarycorollaryof the programme of selling council houses.
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The one is anecessarycorollaryto the other.
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Anecessarycorollaryis the right to protection from discrimination.
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It is thenecessarycorollaryof industrial action.
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There is nonecessarycorollarybetween those two actions.
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In other words, we should be quite clear that the provisions about deportation are nonecessarycorollaryof what we are doing to control immigration.
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If we are to have high investment, we must have high savings as anecessarycorollary.
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It is anecessarycorollaryto the licensing authority carrying out this function.
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Thenecessarycorollaryto this is the need for some international régime.
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Thenecessarycorollaryof that is: are there the necessary reserves in these coalfields to go on with this intensive production?
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Let me come to thenecessarycorollary, that the proposal is only possible if you can get an effective international control of civil aviation.
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We are concerned today with whether inflation is to be regarded as anecessarycorollaryof full employment.
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We see the need for more global management of competition as anecessarycorollaryand supplement to free trade.
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