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Buying the bonds was widely seen as a requisite next step after leaders of the European Union agreed to strengthen fiscal unity in the bloc at last week's summit meeting.

The trope of the coffee-fetching and photocopy-wielding intern is marked for degradation not only because anything we're expected to do is seen as the requisite pound of flesh we must pay to join the workforce, but precisely because such labor is itself deemed unworthy of payment – or respect – by employers.

In terms of climate science, the authors' leave "little doubt about their disdain for what they regard as the misuse and abuse of science by a small cabal of scientists they see as largely lacking in requisite climate science expertise".

Researchers were hoping that the LHC might have supplied that already – in particular, many anticipated finding support for the theory called supersymmetry, which some see as the best candidate for the requisite new physics.

This was seen as a necessary pre-requisite for advancing a rights based culture conducive to good public health and a supportive policy and legal framework.

To attract the 25- to 35-year-olds developers see as prime targets, it has add-ons beyond the requisite gym, lounge and rooftop terraces.

As this is seen as a pre-requisite for Blue Growth, the European Atlas of the Seas will help the sustainable use of marine ecosystem services and resources.

In the youth academy, there is a large focus on technical ability, which is seen as a pre-requisite for inter-changes.

Maintaining a slow and steady pace of price rises became the overriding aim of central bank policy, and independence from political pressures came to be seen as a pre-requisite for achieving this.

Community participation is increasingly seen as a pre-requisite for successful health service uptake.

Nonetheless, it is as requisite as the four cups of wine on most seder menus.