Sentence examples for suit required from inspiring English sources
After Richard Armitage's initial pre-presidential encounters with George W. Bush, he "was not sure Bush filled the suit required of a president" — yet nevertheless went on to serve as his loyal servant for four years.
But, visitors to the city can still catch a glimpse of Paris' underground at the Musée des Égouts, which offers hour-long tours chronicling the sewer system's modern development—no hazmat suit required.
Photographs of that event show Parker standing in the white suit required in a "clean room,' peering into the innards of the craft, and standing beside the exterior clad in the almost 5 inches of carbon that will keep it from incinerating as it flies past the sun.
Sterility, or low bioburden, is likely to be a prerequisite for regulatory approval, while MN arrays must be capable of being produced in a range of sizes to suit required drug doses.
The suit requires the MTA to provide reliable, accessible services to Marylanders with disabilities, she said.
A lawyer for the city's Law Department did not comment on the Council resolution, but reiterated past assertions that the federal suit requires proof that officials knew they were wrongly prosecuting the five.
Sarah Dee, a master fursuit maker, flies out twice a year for sourcing, carefully handpicking $5,000 worth of furs (a single suit requires about 5.5 yards), dragging it across town in giant bin bags to the FedEx office and then stuffing 30-inch cardboard boxes addressed to Colorado, where she tailors suits to fulfill the fantasies of fur aficionados worldwide.
Victory in an infringement suit requires a finding that the patent claim "covers the alleged infringer's product or process," which in turn necessitates a determination of "what the words in the claim mean". Schwartz, supra, at 80; see also 3 Lipscomb, §11 2, at 288-290.
Each suit requires 22 measurements and can be made in any style the client requests, from a classic Brooks Brothers box suit to a double-breasted suit that could have been made by any of the best tailors on Savile Row.
Throw in temperature control for times when the sun is (and isn't) visible and the resulting swing ranging from about +250 degrees F to -250 degrees F, this suit requires complexities like pumps, fans, water circulation, filters, and batteries.
