Sentence examples for considered absolutely essential from inspiring English sources

After he was chosen, as General Groves testified before the Board, Dr. Oppenheimer probably would not have been cleared had he not already been thoroughly steeped in knowledge of weapons research and had he not been considered absolutely essential.

The key in the process is the information that indicates what people want, what features of the product are considered absolutely essential, what price they are willing to pay for it, what features are desirable but can be sacrificed for a lower price, current and potential competitors, and likely changes in the market size.

"The British were and are always fearful that the duchess will do or say some thing which will indicate her Nazi sympathies and support, and consequently it was considered absolutely essential that the Windsors be removed to a point where they would do absolutely no harm," wrote the FBI in the memo, one of a batch of 227 pages released to the Guardian under the US freedom of information act.

Otherwise, in the 1st Century Graeco-Roman world, being clean-shaven and short-haired was considered absolutely essential.

They say the road, between Bexhill and Hastings, is considered "absolutely essential" to the area's future economic development.

Exceptions could be made if the travel is considered "absolutely essential," officials said.

It considered such representation absolutely essential in order to ensure that the needs of the developing nations could be brought to the notice of the Consultative Group at the earliest possible stage in discussions regarding the continued financing of ongoing international research or the allocation of resources to new undertakings.

Parliamentary service was considered a "desirable if never absolutely essential qualification for would-be English judges", something that did not necessarily bode well for Blackstone.

"For these elections to be considered credible and legitimate, it's absolutely essential that the government release the prisoners of conscience currently being held and allow those who wish to participate in the elections to do so," said Andrew Heyn, the British ambassador here.

We see then that the article of the Constitution in question is absolutely essential whether we consider it as a means of preserving justice & tranquility among the States, or of preventing or repelling foreign wars.

"I think they're absolutely essential.