Object

• supervenience: Bennett also argues that in such a case even weak global supervenience entails strong individual supervenience.

• rejection: To become a Bahá'í does not entail an automatic rejection of one's previous religion.

• sacrifice: We can have it if we want it, tho it may entail some sacrifices.

• removal: The construction of the Alcoa aluminum plant at São Luís entailed the removal of 22,000 people from their homes without compensation.

• demolition: The council understands and accepts that this strategy will entail the demolition of Dee House.

• consequence: It would also entail grave consequences for our own country and for the world.

Used with why or when

• when: As for being sworn at and spat on at 3.30am, did he not realize what the job entailed when he took it on?

• what: The answers to the composition questions entail what position you must take over matters of persistence.

Present participle complement

• assist: This entails assisting with a specified number of fumigations for the Certificate of Proficiency that is required and keeping a logbook.

• remove: Meeting this limit may entail removing illustrations as these make particularly high use of memory.

• treat: We recognize that doing this may entail treating some pupils differently.

• move: If the use of email entails moving to the device or asking another person to do something, its main benefits are lost.

• attend: This will entail attending relevant lectures as required by present regulations.

• travel: This entails traveling through a small section of Ukraine for which you need a visa.

Modifying Another Word

• logically: To abstain, therefore, from the quest for power is logically entailed by an understanding of the evil of violence.

• inevitably: However, " up for sale " when a VC is on board, inevitably entails " to the highest bidder.

• necessarily: It necessarily entails an element of more favorable treatment.

• this: What would the consequences be of imitating the process employed in the comparator, and what risks would this entail?

• that: Does that entail dealing with asylum applications at the High Commission?

• usually: This usually entails filling in a few personal details.