Mr. Kaufmann's dusky, virile voice may lack the red-sauce spicing that many consider requisites of the verismo style.
For example, to work successfully in the Middle East, a comprehensive knowledge of Arabic is often considered requisite among hiring committees of NGOs.
Instead, she urged her to ease away from the stance of objectivity then considered requisite for serious photography and instead establish emotional relationships with her subjects, and see where that would take her.
Applications are holistically reviewed by the Committee, a process that thoroughly considers each candidate's intellectual and academic qualifications, performance on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), and an examination of the personal qualities considered requisite to scholastic success, professional distinction, and public service.
Although urbanization has traditionally been considered requisite for the spread of the disease in the Old World [8], genomics research has indicated a Late Pleistocene model for origin and transmission out of Africa [12].
The need for training both supervisors and trainers was considered requisite for implementing any programme.
Persistent infection with high-risk human papillomavirus is considered requisite for the development of certain anogenital cancers, including cervix, and a subset of oropharyngeal cancers (Smith et al, 2007; Kreimer et al, 2011a; Junor et al, 2012).
Plans for a large new hotel at the convention center, considered a requisite for boosting business there, remain on the drawing board.
To be in a habitable zone, a planet needs to be just the right distance from its star so that liquid water (considered a requisite for life as we know it) can exist on the planet's surface.
The existence of a TXN within the mitochondrion of trypanosomatids, capable of driving crucial redox pathways, is considered a requisite for normal parasite metabolism.
Experience is considered a requisite for expertise [ 35] and is described as the most important factor in developing competence [ 33].
