Sentence examples for required elements of the from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. initially chose to hire F.T.T. after the company "represented to the S.E.C. that its core business expertise, capacity and experience were sufficient to handle the S.E.C.'s requirements without the need to partner or subcontract any required elements of the work," John Nester, the director of the agency's office of public affairs, said last week.

Tonight, though, it was Cohen who could not have been more reliable or refined while performing the eight required elements of the short program.

This should be done before all required elements of the iteration are designed.

Safety improvement teams and action planning are the required elements of the behavior-based process to address at-risk behavior.

One hundred twenty-five participants (125) completed all required elements of the study.

The only required elements of the ceremony are the proposal of marriage, the consent of the other party, the transfer of the dower, and the acknowledgement of the witnesses.

Although fungal extracellular vesicles have been generally termed 'fungal exosomes' [9], [14], [16], different studies suggest that their release to the extracellular space requires elements of the conventional post-Golgi secretory pathway [16], [17].

This is perhaps not surprising as innate mediator release from epithelial cells does not require elements of the adaptive immune system and epithelial cells respond rapidly to 'danger' signals, particularly in the AdS OVA mice, which have an altered epithelial phenotype.

Stay focused; unless we narrow the parameters of a subject, our points are seldom recognized and appreciated as required elements of a broader understanding of the subject matter.

"In the short run people understand there will have to be resources devoted to putting together the required elements of dealing with terrorism," said David Winston, a pollster for the House Republican conference.

"It was in our view a judgment about a process that did not meet the required elements of transparency in terms of parliamentary scrutiny.