Sentence examples similar to essential corollaries from inspiring English sources

First, the Liberal Democrats would not have tolerated the welfare cuts that Osborne's Tory team considered an essential corollary of a compulsory living wage.

Thus, the safe transportation of weapons protected by the second amendment is an essential corollary of the right to possess them in the home for self-defense when such transportation is necessary to effectuate that right.

An essential corollary to this is freeing yourself from guilt and shame about needing and wanting help, and remembering that getting help is a way of saying "yes" to what matters most.

An essential corollary to the rising carbon price is 100percentt redistribution of collected fees to the public -- otherwise the public will never allow the fee to be high enough to affect lifestyles and energy choices.

(29) Direct rules regarding the authorisation and supervision of CCPs are an essential corollary to the obligation to clear OTC derivatives.

A crucial corollary is that in comparing formats, it is essential to ensure that MCQ questions crafted to elicit high order thinking (particularly those which are context-rich) are compared with open-ended questions crafted to the same level; it is inappropriate to compare high-order items in one format with low order items in the other.

This follows from results in [17], specifically Lemma 6 (whose proof depends in an essential fashion on Corollary 3 of [5]) and Lemma 8.

At a time when they seem to have been so thoroughly domesticated and demystified, it is worth being reminded of this essential truth, and of the corollary that movies are strange because life is, too.

The following example shows that the contraction of T in Corollary 2.5 is essential.

Moreover, assume that T A 0 ⊆ B 0. Then T has a best proximity point in A. Now we provide the following example to show that Corollary 3.8 is an essential extension of the above mentioned theorem of Samet.

As a corollary to selection for essential VRs, receptors that are widely inactivated may be either disadvantageous (or inconsequential) to domesticated environments.