Sentence examples for considered a key element from inspiring English sources

Police said Suljic, who was detained on Thursday morning, had been on the run since December 2011 and was considered a "key element" in the Last Bet operation.

According to reports Mr Suljic has been on the run since December 2011 and is considered a "key element" in Italy's so-called 'Last Bet' probe into match-fixing between 2009 and 2011.

Would she have, without the strain of this trial, radiance?" And of Lord Archer, he said, "Is he in need of cold, unloving, rubber-insulated sex in a seedy hotel?" The comments were considered a key element in his court victory then.

For instance, high-quality and more efficient public transport that responds to economic needs and connects labour with employment is considered a key element for city growth".

According to Holland (1985), motivation is assumed to have a positive influence on professional satisfaction and is considered a key element in remaining within the profession (Jiménez 2002; Lambert et al. 2001).

Moreover, motivation is assumed to have a positive influence on professional satisfaction (Holland 1985) and is thus considered a key element in remaining within the profession (Jiménez 2002; Lambert et al. 2001).

His aim this season was to consider a key element of Jil Sander's minimalist fashion — the white cotton shirt — and then break away from its pure form.

It's been a long while since Rdio has announced anything in terms of subscriber numbers or MAUs, and the percentage increase reported today manages to tout some success without actually saying much, except for the fact that international growth appears to be what it considers a key element to its future success.

Fish was considered a key-element in this context and several fish-based multi-metric indices have been proposed.

Therefore, scheduler should be considered as a key element of the larger system design.

This study concluded that if sustainable rangeland management is a goal, human factors should be considered as a key element.