Sentence examples similar to indispensable sanction from inspiring English sources
For this reason, peer feedback and peer sanctioning are indispensable requirements for implementing and enforcing a cooperative culture.
He said the French position was that "new sanctions are indispensable".
Economic sanctions and air power have become the indispensable handmaidens of today's foreign policy because they offer, in Eliot Cohen's phrase, the allure of modern courtship: gratification without commitment.
An active trust in technology (smart meters), markets (reputation management, sanction systems), and organizations (supervision, trust intermediaries) will become indispensable for the prospective ES to work, given the critical role of decentralized consumption and feed-in units for system performance.
Moreover, Quine and Putnam maintain that these standards sanction platonist mathematics because mathematics and its platonist construal are an indispensable part of our best scientific theories.
Here, too, a manufacturer objected, issuing a statement that the use of propofol "in executions — regardless of its source — could lead to sanctions by the European Union that would threaten the U.S. supply of this indispensable drug".
But he seems indispensable.
Lopez now seems indispensable.
Indispensable, and overwhelming.
