Sentence examples for To requirement from inspiring English sources
noun
A necessity or prerequisite; something required or obligatory. Its adpositions are generally of in relation to who or what has given it, on in relation to whom or what it is given to, and for in relation to what is required.
- There was a requirement of the government on citizens for paying taxes.
Note: This part is required to program according to requirement.
Two dancers were the only blip – not awful, but surplus to requirement.
We adults – you, me, Alex Payne – are suddenly surplus to requirement, not wanted on voyage.
Dindane, who has now played 14 times for Portsmouth, scoring five goals, is surplus to requirement at Lens.
More than 100 magistrates and county court buildings deemed surplus to requirement have been closed down and sold off.
To a dance-accustomed audience this is surplus to requirement, weighing heavily on the imaginative leaps of the choreography.
Even when sticking to the facts, the information is often surplus to requirement and provides little context for the events that occurred.
I felt slightly sorry at this point for the FA, who might quite honourably have assumed that sending instructions 'Don't let child molesters run your youth team' was somehow surplus to requirement".
The answer is for us to collectively help those who "lost" during a downturn, rather than to suddenly tell those we invited to make a life here 10 years ago that they're surplus to requirement.
And in many industries the ability to print complex shapes to requirement will reduce the amount of wasted materials, making the printed items, from hip replacements to aircraft parts, dramatically cheaper to produce.
The estate agent selling the properties describes the buildings as "surplus to requirement by Camden council".
