Sentence examples for its requisites from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if we were to interpret classical theory only in realistic terms, it would lose a large number of its requisites of democraticity, revealing conditions of government of the community of a basically authoritarian type.

You should of course check with a vet to make sure you can provide a dog its requisites, like diet, exercise, neutering and vaccination.

4. In the first book, O Emperor, I laid before you an explanation of the art, its requisites, and the learning an architect should possess, and I added the reasons why he should possess them.

Quick to oblige, Marcey adjusted the clamps on her gown to give it its requisite cling.

Skyfall is a James Bond movie, which means that it has its requisite number of exotic locations, heart-pounding chase scenes, balletic fight choreography, and gadgetry.

Presuming that Totango hits its requisite growth figures, it will have access to more funds when it desires.

It's easy to dismiss the genre — the stratum of yellow cheese melted on refried beans, the "Spanish" rice on the side, the enchiladas drowning in a sauce that tastes like the can it came from, the limp, unnecessary salad and the mountain of sour cream (with its requisite olive crown) topping it all — as gastronomic heresy.

A grilled tenderloin steak had its requisite buttery taste increased by béarnaise and bone marrow.

The new expanded bar service, and its requisite training and talent, is not for everyone.

Migration exacts a toll on members of the animal kingdom because of its requisite consumption of resources.

First, since 1921, Ulster has been governed differently from England and until 1971 operated like any one-party state with its requisite discrimination and repression.