He has all the requisite big man skills: good hands, quick feet and the ability to score around the basket.
It has all the requisite tropicalness – bisected by the Tropic of Capricorn – but is also teeming with wildlife.
"Undance" has all the requisite conceptual freight, originating with a text by Mr. Wallinger, who took inspiration from Muybridge and Richard Serra's 1967-68 "Verb List".
"Under Weitz's direction, the actors have gained some confidence, and this chaste love triangle among creatures of the night has all the requisite looks of tortured longing," writes The Telegraph's Tim Robey.
It has all the requisite special effects and big-ticket action sequences — including a fight on a moving train and a climactic punch-out between the hero and a villain in an oversize metal suit — but it also has an unusually intimate, small-scale feel.
Michelle Gayle's song Woo (You Make Me) has all the requisite "yeahs" and "ohs" instead of lyrics that we've come to expect from the contest but will she be entering the Eurovision hall of fame alongside luminaries such as Herreys, who won it for Sweden in 1984 singing Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley?
We account for this stylized fact by constructing a simple model that assumes that each product requires a potentially large number of non-tradable inputs, which we call capabilities, and that a country can only make the products for which it has all the requisite capabilities.
He added: "It is clear that with Peter Hay we do have an officer who has all the requisite qualities to lead the service and provide assurance.
Acts respectfully toward upper management, and has all the requisite qualifications for his position: experience, education, certifications, etc.
Billed as a "sanctuary of the senses," this luxury resort has all the requisites of a five-star stay: relaxing spa, world-class restaurants and prime location.
