Sentence examples for requirement of her from inspiring English sources

If she is optimistic about human nature, it is not only a requirement of her job – to inhabit another psychology requires deep levels of empathy – but of what appears to be her generous disposition.

She knows that the basic requirement of her particular job is silence.

Mrs. Burnett chose Plandome because of its proximity to the Manhattan publishing world as well as its waterside location, a requirement of her son Vivian, an avid sailor.

Also noted was the religious discrimination case of Safoorah Khan, a Muslim school teacher in the Chicago area who in 2008 "was forbidden to take an unpaid leave for a pilgrimage to Mecca, a requirement of her faith".

Aren't the kids gorgeous?" Right now, her husband is having to cope with her the requirements of her Broadway debut, Dead Accounts, which, as she puts it, requires her to "totally make out with Norbert [Leo Butz] every single night.

One of Mr. Gyawali's employees, Srijana Shrestha, broke down when she realized the requirements of her new job.

Another draw, Ms. Miele said, was that Terrace could accommodate the requirements of her Catholic-Muslim wedding.

There was Nancy Morgenstern, the bicycle racer and Orthodox Jew, who, faced with the seemingly conflicting requirements of her two passions, embraced both of them completely rather than take the easy way out and give one up.

Elisabeth Holowchuk is weak for the technical requirements of her lead roles (the heroines of "Serenade," "Pithoprakta" and the " 'Baiser' Divertimento"), and yet she's never blank or unmotivated: she's uncommonly purposeful.

While Le Pen framed this fixation on the dietary requirements of her fellow citizens as a defence of state secularism, the FN mayor of the south-western town of Arveyres, Benoit Gheysens, suggested the move was simply to cut costs and to prevent "staff being distressed" by excessive food waste.

The thoroughly reliable Life & Style "Scene Queens" blog claims Ms Lopez has strict requirements of her staff: "The person has to be graceful under pressure, have a thick skin, and be resourceful in foreign countries... You'll be expected to travel at a moment's notice and know how to adjust in each city".