Sentence examples for is no requisite from inspiring English sources

There is no requirement for those who draw up the plan to even reside in the neighbourhood and, although they need a 50% "yes" vote at referendum, there is no requisite minimum turnout.

There is a communal knowledge and familiar language among the members, but there is no requisite for entry aside from love for a thing.

There is no requisite connection between political and social freedom and the power and reach of the transnational financial-industrial complex that is the main beneficiary of this free-market.

Driving accountability is no longer a requisite role that needs to be tended to on a daily basis because the team itself is holding one another accountable.

Is the N.F.L. trying to legislate the intimidation factor out of the game so fearlessness is no longer a primary requisite?

The purchase of dedicated high-end photography equipment is no longer a pre-requisite for producing high quality images — and the mobile tools VSCO offers help to bridge the gap between high end pro camera kit and high end smartphones.

Finally, the general public's understanding is misdirected, although we know that command of facts is no longer a pre-requisite for asserting a position.

These can also be hired from the private sector (being a civil servant is no longer a pre-requisite to manage a health agency), and were given extended power and incentives (for instance, they can be fired if they do not meet centrally-defined targets) to achieve their objectives.

He concluded that there "was no requisite relationship between combustion emissions and increases in global temperature".

Her hair and makeup were impeccable, and there was something charming about her dated look, but I felt very thankful that tents are no longer requisite dress for expectant women.

"It's no longer just the requisite bear in the cupboard," she said, referring to honey bottles in ursine shapes.