Chief requisite is a working bankroll.
In this regard, the chief requisite for a good screen actor is the capacity to do nothing well.
Kim had recently obtained another telemarketing gig, a job whose chief requisite was the ability to absorb a gale force of customer hostility and whose chief benefit, by Kim's lights, was that she could get to it without taking the bus.
Chief among the requisites for achieving this target are widely accessible, effective programs to provide antiretroviral therapy (ART) to HIV-infected pregnant women early in pregnancy, and to those desiring children (1).
Dr. Steiner said he might be more inclined to approve a waiver if Mr. Bloomberg appointed a chief academic officer with requisite education credentials to serve as the No. 2 person to Ms. Black.
If there were such a thing as inspiration from a higher realm, it might well be that the neurotic temperament would furnish the chief condition of the requisite receptivity.
Wearing a white floppy hat, purple-and-white-striped gown, checkered scarf and a lanyard of cowrie shells, the chief accepted from me the requisite gift of spirits — in this case, a bottle of Royal Stork gin — which took its place at his feet beside an elephant skull and gourds, and offered me palm wine.
During the ensuing conference call Tuesday morning, there was the requisite chest-thumping from Brian Moynihan, the chief executive, and Chuck Noski, the chief financial officer.
Of course, "If you don't have good mobile service at an area, it won't work," even if a merchant has the requisite hardware, said Ido Gaver, chief executive officer of LoyalBlocks, a loyalty marketing firm based in New York.
"The ex-prez believes that Kerry has got to make the case of having the requisite" brass to be commander in chief, Mr. Starobin reports.
Still others were proven hacks who combined Trump's need for obeisance with the requisite contempt for truth: the servile ex-chief of staff Reince Priebus; Sean Spicer, Trump's linguistically deficient first spokesman; Spicer's saturnine successor Sarah Sanders, who makes even her predecessor's press briefings look like oases of transparency.
