Sentence examples for requisite subject from inspiring English sources

In a memo sent on September 18 2006, the team assigned to deal with communications between lawyers and their clients explains that they do not "maintain the requisite subject matter expertise" and says that poems "should continue to be considered presumptively classified".

For the 3rd/4thyear level elective courses, students typically choose the elective course of nanotechnology with the requirement of some pre-requisite subjects.

The graduate entry master's program requires students to complete pre-requisite subjects comparable to 1st year undergraduate SLP subjects prior to enrolment in the graduate entry masters program.

Perhaps that is the only requisite for a portrait subject — or maker — in the 21st century.

In this respect, the status of the principle of determinability encapsulates Maimon's position: while we can comprehend what the standard of real thought involves (since we have an example in mathematics), we can never be sure about its application to empirical matters (since we cannot guarantee the requisite determinable relation between subject and predicate).

The study sample consisted of 120 patients chosen serially so that the requisite number of 30 subjects was achieved in each of the four demographic groups: Caucasian and African-American males and females.

A requisite for ethical human subjects research is that participation should be informed and voluntary.

"In order to cover the transition period and considering the contracts already settled by FOM and the Teams with Pirelli, the WMSC today confirmed that Pirelli may continue to supply tyres to competitors in the FIA F1 World Championship, subject to the requisite technical and safety standards of the FIA being met".

Level A3 is difficult to formalise (Bateson 2000), however, as it enjoys the "logical" requisite according to which the subject involved in this level of learning is unaware of the change underway.

Pirelli's future in the sport had looked in doubt after a series of tyre failures this season, but a statement from the FIA said that they "may continue to supply tyres to competitors in the FIA F1 World Championship, subject to the requisite technical and safety standards of the FIA being met".

The various forms listed in Table  2 appear to meet the criteria of being chemically altered, as they appear to be distinct chemical entities (via covalent bonding) versus CM, and thus all are subject to the requisite premarket NDIN to FDA.