In order that we may carry our plans into execution, it is requested that this government may grant us requisite lands in any part of the territorial domains and stipend.
"This requisite melancholy makes us feel as if 'Ice Age' has to apologize for being funny, and the movie doesn't quite recover from it," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.
Ashby's Law of Requisite Variety tells us that "only variety in [response] can force down the variety due to [disturbance]; variety can destroy variety" [23].
A past trauma or life situation that we need to forgive may be the true requisite action for us to be released from this internal loop of action and reaction.
Goulash and apricot cake gave us the requisite energy for the final stretch and we arrived back in Blitzingen, snow-covered and triumphant.
As we all wonder whether our new president has the requisite judgment to steer us away from economic catastrophe, we can take some comfort from this: he has the requisite judgment to appreciate Missy Robbins.
"There's nothing we do where we're not thinking about the future and how to extend our talent runway, to have the requisite depth to put us in position to have success in the American League East," General Manager Andrew Friedman said.
Favreau was always on the chunky side, to be fair, and he's been doing fine behind the camera with the Iron Man movies, but back in Swingers, Vaughn had the requisite skinniness to persuade us he really was a half-starved young Hollywood actor.
Subjectivity (and its companion idea, intersubjectivity, which speaks specifically to the dynamic mentioned above) also gives us the requisite awareness to avoid the erroneous view of the oral historian as an enfranchising agent, or someone that gives voice to their subjects.
Indeed, this sense of purpose was also found to translate into greater financial success, with the authors hypothesizing that living a purposeful life gives us the requisite energy and zeal to make the most of life, which then translates into greater success.
