Sentence examples for indispensable element of the from inspiring English sources

She is a painter, whose murals are an indispensable element of the film's spellbinding quality.

Employees greeted news of Mr. Wenes's departure with satisfaction, with the newsmagazine Le Point quoting one union official, S?stien Crozier, as saying at the time that his leaving was an "indispensable element of the restructuring of France T com".

Employees greeted news of the departure of Mr. Wenes with satisfaction, with the newsmagazine Le Point quoting one union official, Sébastien Crozier, as saying at the time that it was an "indispensable element of the restructuring of France Télécom".

Nixon's tactic of having Wallace run as a Democrat was an indispensable element of the White House's "southern strategy".

This, coupled with affordability and safety - whatever environmental extremists say - makes nuclear energy an indispensable element of the global renewable energy mix for the future.

First, we present the key indispensable elements of the IPCC Guidance and Guidelines that have been developed to fulfil the UNFCCC reporting requirements.

In Putin's Russia, reverence for the Russian Orthodox church is an almost indispensable element of allegiance to the state; the status and clout of the church have been dramatically raised, but it has remained as servile as in the Soviet times.

General Electric's longstanding commitment to operate worldwide free of corruption has endowed the company with an enviable image of responsibility, and the company's success shows that bribery is not an indispensable element of doing business in the world's most rapidly expanding economies.

"The Court was also able to understand the view that individuals might not wish to see, in places open to all, practices or attitudes which would fundamentally call into question the possibility of open interpersonal relationships, which, by virtue of an established consensus, formed an indispensable element of community life within the society in question".

There it is, then, the gift of water, the most indispensable element of life.

Whatever other elements a given piece of music may have (e.g., patterns in pitch or timbre), rhythm is the one indispensable element of all music.