Sentence examples for required neither from inspiring English sources

The mens rea (mental element) of murder was long held to be "malice aforethought", which took on a meaning only of the required mental state for murder, since malice aforethought required neither malice (compassionate killing is still murder) nor aforethought (no premeditation is required).

They required neither temples nor images.

Ferrari has "a full switchboard", which means he will be required neither to fill the airtime himself, nor change tack and embark on another topic altogether.

Last year, it was bought by Telefonica, a Spanish telecoms firm, for a mighty euro5.5 billion—a handsome prize for Endemol's investors that required neither their humiliation nor their nakedness.

This registry study required neither study-specific blood sampling nor other interventions.

Unlike previously known methods, this functionalization method of parylene C films required neither a binding agent nor sophisticated equipment/devices.

Unlike solid fats, olive oil requires neither melting nor creaming.

I require neither an audience, nor a round of applause.

Better still, some would say, is that Shanice requires neither pay nor pension.

Solar — and, by extension, electric — flight requires neither new, groundbreaking technology, nor complicated engineering.

Searches in public schools require neither warrants nor a showing of probable cause.