Sentence examples similar to requisite, for instance from inspiring English sources
For instance, two large mortars with the requisite pestles are full of bead-like objects identified as wax.
J.L. Mackie, for instance, has argued that alethic absolutism is a requisite of a coherent notion of truth and that a claim to the effect that "There are no absolute truths" is absolutely self-refuting (Mackie 1964: 200).
In Germany, for instance, an undergraduate degree is not a pre-requisite to attend medical school.
Even if Sweden has demanding duties of distributive justice to Chad, for instance, why may Sweden not keep its borders closed as long as it transfers the requisite amount to Chad?
For instance, the exciting frequency is unnecessary for static stiffness measurement, while for dynamic stiffness measurement, it is requisite.
In "Virginia, 1751-1755," for instance, an open Colonial door, giving a view of the outside, leads into a darkened room with the requisite delicate furnishings, a portrait and an Oriental rug.
Take abortion, for instance.
("U.S. Out", for instance).
