That, combined with the requisite knowledge of digital cameras, printers, and Photoshop, are the tools of today's artist.
District judge Tim Pattinson said the prosecution had failed to satisfy him that Lucas had "the requisite knowledge" about the Section 14 order being in place.
A consequence of this demotion in status of everything unproved was that those best equipped intellectually to examine and judge such matters could, and often did, believe, or allow others to believe, that they had the requisite knowledge of exactly what others lacked by virtue of their mastery of logic, theory, and other intellectual skills.
A major priority is to work with young people to ensure that they have the requisite knowledge and skills to prevent HIV/AIDS, especially through educational programmes in secondary school.
UNICEF's second priority is to prevent HIV infection among young people by working with them to ensure that they have the requisite knowledge and skills -- and access to the services they need to help them reduce their risk of infection.
In the degree examination, the student is given the opportunity to prove that he has gained the requisite knowledge and knows what to do with it, particularly to prove that he has learned how to think, so central to the university experience.
Alternatively, given the real and perceived discrimination against carriers, many may choose not to be tested and will not have the requisite knowledge to avoid activities that could cause real harm.
They identified requisite knowledge at the time that was required to solve a problem and then applied it in the context of the invention.
District judge Tim Pattinson said the prosecution had failed to satisfy him that Ms Lucas had "the requisite knowledge" about the Section 14 order being in place.
The CAMR works on the assumption that developing country governments have the requisite knowledge and human resource capacity to make use of the regime seamlessly.
