Sentence examples similar to requisite on board from inspiring English sources
To ensure that Vaunte maintains the requisite degree of snob appeal, members are permitted to bring on board no more than two close friends, each, presumably, with a similar claim to chic.
One part of this is showing that you have gotten "on board" with the new normal and are prepared to proceed with the requisite sense of urgency.
That is to say, no one before Newton had punctuated seafaring dialogue with the multipurpose exclamation "Aarr!" As in "Aarr, who be this fiery wench, ay?" (referring to Linda Darnell's Edwina, the requisite aristocratic beauty on board the pirate vessel, a woman prone to tossing daggers at Blackbeard's head).
No one on board survived.
Several postgraduate masters programmes in public health (MPH) have taken on board the challenge of addressing the requisite sets of skills and expertise as a guide to their content and delivery.
In the 1980s an increasing proportion of Europe's internal COFC traffic used the swapbody, or demountable, which is similar in principle to, but more lightly constructed, cheaper, and easier to transship than the maritime container; the latter has to withstand stacking several deep on board ship and at ports, which is not a requisite for the swapbody.
Already several blue chip companies like Estée Lauder, Disney and Virgin have signed on to use the service for employee training and startups like LivingSocial, WordPress/Automattic and BankSimple are on board to recruit qualified Treehouse Members after they pull in the requisite badges.
