Sentence examples for requisite age from inspiring English sources

The appointment continues his political rise, which few doubt will see him advance to Chechnya's president when he reaches the requisite age of 30 in October.

If you are an actor of some eminence, naturally blessed with a mien like a full moon, it seems inevitable that, once you have attained the requisite age and girth, you will be asked to play Winston Churchill.

Coke was not particularly enthusiastic about this, and withdrew when his opponent discovered he was under 21, the requisite age to stand for Parliament.

The requisite age span was determined based upon the legal age for working and the retirement age.

We know from our experience and clinic demographics, that we can expect ∼6 patients with newly diagnosed CP in the requisite age group per 3-month period, making possible a design of staggered enrolment of control and intervention groups in an RCT.

Downstairs in the front row all the requisite aging club kids were present, a crew that in reality were probably the only ones at the presentation who would actually wear the clothes.

Schools at every grade level should mandate -- as they do sex education and academic requisites -- age-appropriate anger management courses that creatively and effectively teach skills that promote impulse control, how to manage adversity, and what to do with disruptive emotions.

The National Transfer Accounts (NTA) project provides the requisite data on age patterns of human capital investments per child and labor income for nineteen economies, rich and poor: the US, Japan, Taiwan, S. Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Philippines, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Costa Rica, Uruguay, France, Sweden, Finland, Austria, Slovenia, and Hungary.

She offers up the requisite coming-of-age tales of studenthood, residency and disillusioned midcareer, but is at her best in the world of the much too old — the rooms where dyed hair grows out platinum white and small bodies lie in bed "the way a letter lies in its envelope".

In order to consummate sexual intercourse a male needs an erection; it's not a requisite for procreation in this age of test tube babies and frozen sperm, but it doesn't hurt.

The center, which is publicly financed and has a hard-to-get national certification by the National Council on Aging, provides the requisite lunch, health checks and help with paperwork.