Sentence examples for requisite goods from inspiring English sources

Government-implemented social rights provide guarantees of availability (or "secure access"), but governments should have to supply the requisite goods in only a small fraction of cases.

Once we recognize that liberty rights also carry high costs, that intelligent systems of provision for social rights supply the requisite goods to people in only a small minority of cases, and that these systems are substitutes for other, more local ways of providing for the needy, the difference in size between the costs of liberty rights and the costs of social rights ceases to seem so large.

And she's attractive, bright, more suitable geographically and the requisite good bridge player.

Yes, he has the requisite good looks.

Eight floors are mostly populated by otaku teens and young adults, and filled with the requisite anime goods and merchandise, but the real selling point here is the large selection of homoerotic-themed manga and novels from the "boy's love" genre, a popular and influential subculture within a subculture.

Despite such criticisms, citizen involvement, even if only as voters, is surely a necessary requisite of good, democratic governance.

Courage and intelligence have always been requisites of good leadership.

And Brazilian students know that a high level of competence in English is a pre-requisite for good jobs, whether in Brazil's major cities or abroad.

This was one of the themes raised by Theodore Lowi (1971), when, speaking of American democracy, he said that there was no way of separating empirical political models from opinions on the nature and requisites of good political models.

The primary requisites for good quality healing of Hp infection include eradication of the bacterium as well as restitution of the cellular and molecular changes inflicted by its infection.

Adequate nutrition is a basic human right and a pre-requisite for good health [ 1].