Sentence examples for as an essential complement from inspiring English sources

A Liberal member of the House of Commons from 1861 until his death, he began in 1866 to demand universal education as an essential complement of parliamentary reform.

But Europe has clearly decided to create the embryo of an army because it has determined that this is in its interest, because it believes that this is the only way to convince skeptical electorates of the need to increase defense spending, and because it views the development as an essential complement to economic and political integration.

Finally, we highlight the importance of a positive safety culture as an essential complement to regulatory pressure in maintaining safety.

It may be noted that demand management strategy which involves supplying water at a rate below the desired one which has been specified for pertinent reservoirs (curtailed demand) as well as trading off between these demands, is being recognized as an essential complement to water supply management if fresh water is to be used in a sustainable manner (Brooks 2006).

In such cases, patient reported evidence is increasingly viewed as an essential complement to traditional clinical evidence for establishing a product's competitive advantage in the marketplace.

This case emphasizes the importance, for evolutionary insight, of studying gene-specific mechanisms affected by natural genetic variation as an essential complement to surveys of such variation.

In the context of these discussions, van Vegchel et al. [ 24] argue that the demand-control-support model would give an oversimplified image for human service work, proposing that emotional demands are an essential complement to psychological demands, as workload.

The batteries are costly and their use at such a big scale has not been demonstrated, but they may be an essential complement to renewable power, experts say.

Ultraviolet remote sensing is an essential complement to characterize high, tenuous, layers of the atmosphere.

Meta-level architectures, therefore, become an essential complement of hybrid architectures for biologically inspired cognitive architectures (BICA).

Athletics might go back to being an essential complement to a college campus, rather than overshadowing it.