Sentence examples for the necessary element of from inspiring English sources

This distance makes the familiar unfamiliar and allows the necessary element of puzzlement and wonder.

Probably not: the story doesn't have the necessary element of surprise.

"Second, President Obama's testimony is relevant to the necessary element of intent of the defendant.

It was not simply a question of conductor Thierry Fischer failing to balance inequalities; the necessary element of theatricality was also missing.

But ironically it is the thoroughness of special court defence teams – and Taylor's most of all – that added the necessary element of legitimacy to the process.

A cropped cotton jacket came with red ticking, for instance, a motif deployed throughout the collection, which provided the necessary element of whimsy.

"They are clearly acquiring all the necessary elements of a nuclear-weapons capability," Einhorn said.

The Taft-Hartley procedures tend to inflame labor-management passions rather than promote the dialogue and compromise that are the necessary elements of collective bargaining.

The United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit upheld the sentence, ruling that the jury had found all the necessary elements of the offense, and that the judge could make the findings necessary to determine the sentence.

Rather it should be how can we assemble the necessary elements of language for a particular objective, present them in a user-friendly way, and provide a means for students to understand those elements".

To implement that requirement, the F.C.C. came up with a system to determine just what the incumbents could charge competitors for using the necessary elements of their networks to provide local service.