"We are continuing to negotiate with interested parties but unfortunately no one party has demonstrated all the requisite elements needed to conclude a deal".
So how is it that this lively and thoughtful book possesses all the requisite elements of the thing it wants to be, and is so self-aware of what its components should be, yet lacks the essential spark that would make it a satisfying work of literature?
The most popular writer of heroic plays was John Dryden, whose Conquest of Granada, in two parts (1670, 1671), had all the requisite elements of poetry, battle, courage, death, and murder.
Sure, it had all the requisite elements of a hipster restaurant -- divey decor, cheap chow, Miller High Life and hot-as-hell variations on your neighborhood takeout.
Conversely, Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter gave it a positive review, saying the film "[s]erves up all the requisite elements with enough self-deprecating humor to suggest it doesn't take itself too seriously".
Saber rattling, not romance, is a requisite element of the public collective-bargaining dance: a season, an All-Star Game or a World Series could be imperiled without a deal by a deadline set by a league or a union.
It has by now become a requisite element of the political conventions: the slickly produced short films made to excite not only convention delegates but television viewers at home.
In contemplating how to respond to the Palestinian bid, therefore, the challenge for the international community is how to proceed in a manner that would advance the prospects of Palestinian statehood — a requisite element in the two-state solution — without driving a stake through the heart of the already moribund peace process.
Thus, a direct association with the NPC at the nuclear periphery is not a requisite element in mechanisms of gene regulation by NPC components.
Hepcidin can contribute to low serum iron levels if up-regulated, which can then suppress erythroblast differentiation and proliferation in BM, as iron is a requisite element for this process.
