Sentence examples for no indispensable from inspiring English sources

"There are no indispensable men," Mr. Rumsfeld told reporters at the Pentagon.

"Indispensable" — well, in the economy of the Kingdom of God there simply are no indispensable persons other than the King himself (or the Queen herself).

In Justice Teresi's ruling, he said that since the Mohawks were not named as defendants in the suit (as a sovereign nation, the tribe is immune to state and federal suits) the case could not go forward, since there was no "indispensable" party.

She wants to make it clear that he is no longer indispensable to the smooth running of the business.

The most commonly accepted recommendations are: 1) improve adherence to hand hygiene rules; 2) insert catheters via the subclavian route whenever possible; 3) use antiseptic solution containing alcohol; 4) inspect the insertion site daily; 5) immediately change loosened, soiled, or moistened catheter dressings; and 6) immediately remove catheters that are no longer indispensable.

But, contrary to worldwide belief, fossil fuels are no longer indispensable.

Thus, the accession number is no longer indispensable for the input of the query protein even if using the high-level GO approach to predict its subcellular localization as required in Euk-mPLoc [14].

By contrast, in many Magaria and most Matameye jurisdiction villages despite villager reticence, foresters maintained enough pressure so that the trees were protected and survived to the point where fencing was no longer indispensable.

China is the world's second-largest economy; the region is no longer economically indispensable.

From mid-1962 onward, however, with the recognition of an independent Algerian state, he had to consolidate his own position by obtaining a fresh vote of confidence from the electorate, for he was no longer politically indispensable.

The problem is that Washington too often finds itself with few choices but to keep working with such figures even after they no longer appear indispensable (or, like Diem, have to be dispensed with).