Sentence examples for of requisites from inspiring English sources

"Sustainable Venice", a label that is granted on the basis of requisites and indicators specifically designed for different sectors; and "Detourism", an integrated campaign for promoting a slow and more responsible tourism.

The state of unemployment and, above all, the consequent lack of requisites - like wages and lodgings - necessary to stay in the destination country (Wilson and Portes 1980; Light et al.1994; Ram 1994; Phizacklea and Ram 1996; Kloosterman et al.1998; Deakins 1999; Mata and Pendakur 1999; Johnson 2000; Drori et al. 2009) leads immigrants to perceive a negative context around them.

We are talking of a radical shift involving the field of requisites of design activity, including, in the first place, the conviction that no disciplinary system is based on intangible, irrevocable principles, so the temporary character of the hypotheses makes each field of knowledge an open system.

But to reach the stage where a complaint would become formal, one has to complete a series of requisites, and have each step pushed forward by management.

Extant research on behaviour change interventions highlights the importance of structural support and a range of requisites such as capability, motivation, and opportunities [ 2].

He's also possessed of requisite testicles and scrotum, which is going to be required too.

He recovered to give a performance of requisite sheen and shine.

There can be no preparation for the lack of requisite class.

So many phrases come pre-coded, already ideologically inhabited; the list of requisite gestures is so well established.

With lunch thrown down our necks and a bit of requisite schmoozing done, the afternoon sessions at FOWA continue apace.

And his right foot points directly and unequivocally to the final bit of requisite information: the caption.