Sentence examples for makes requisite from inspiring English sources

Like his predecessors, the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, makes requisite appearances and gets honey on his fingers.

The superiority of Christianity consisted in its radical negativity, making requisite a transition to a new and higher form of ethical life.

be so much insisted on by the H. of Representatives, that though a law should be made requisite for the purpose, it could & would be obtained.

Smallholder's adaptive capacity indicated a dynamic community with a higher scale of readiness to make requisite adjustments against climate variability and its associated impacts, given financial, technical and social support.

Some of these debates can be settled by making requisite distinctions, for definitions are not all of one kind: definitions serve a variety of functions, and their general character varies with function.

It would be the height of bad manners to list every cultural hero he runs into — it's a remarkably comprehensive catalog of the varieties of modernism percolating in Paris between the wars — but he makes the requisite pilgrimage to visit Gertrude Stein Kathy Batess), who graciously agrees to read his manuscript.

Depending on which option one chooses, the client meets with the head cutter, who makes the requisite number of measurements.

In what has now become a rite of passage for those looking to establish their "honest broker" bona fides in the climate change debate, Nate makes the requisite "punch the hippie" accusation that Al Gore exaggerated the science of climate change in An Inconvenient Truth (a team of climate scientists reviewed the movie for accuracy and found that by-and-large Gore got the science right).

But it made the requisite figure in the book.

But they will be making the requisite uptown improvements.

The men who made the requisite jumps were awarded with RAF parachute wings; Pearl was not.