That's been infuriating to internationalists who view the United States as the indispensable nation, duty-bound to sort out the world's problems.
Detergents and dispersants, often called DD or HD (heavy-duty) additives have been indispensable for the development of modern engine oils for gasoline and diesel combustion motors.
I did understand, however, that my oath to preserve the constitution to the best of my ability, imposed upon me the duty of preserving, by every indispensable means, that government, that nation, of which that constitution was the organic law.
His personal digital assistant, for example, has become indispensable as it performs all the secretarial duties: the computer routinely arranges appointments, places orders, answers calls and helps with management tasks.
Therefore it falls to the few remaining indispensable professionals and news organizations who still believe in the duty of journalistic integrity to report regardless of an approval of Russia's government.
Macdonald's involvement in the anti-Bonapartist intrigues of General Moreau in 1804 led to his discharge, and he was not recalled to active duty until 1809, when Napoleon judged his military talents indispensable.
The ratio plays an indispensable role in fixing the scope of the later court's duty to follow or distinguish it is only if the facts of the later case fall within the ratio that this question arises.
This will help you be an indispensable senior employee by showing your employers that you still perform your job duties efficiently and punctually.
In the absence of that "integral and indispensable" connection, employees simply must donate that time to their employers -- regardless of the duty the employer imposes, the method prescribed by the employer, or the time it takes to complete the task.
24 The RCP recommend developing a napping routine as an indispensable part of working safely overnight, and a 2 h 'prophylactic' afternoon sleep before coming on duty to help keep fatigue at bay.
