Sentence examples for whether the requisite from inspiring English sources

The D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics has until Aug. 5 to determine whether the requisite 17,599 registered D.C. voters signed the petitions.

This begs the question whether the requisite learning process is actually taking place and being successfully transferred into practice.

We therefore tested whether the requisite Pol IV-dependent 24-nt small RNAs needed to induce RNA-directed DNA methylation originate from these sequences.

With its almost exclusive focus on labor and delivery, the current approach as implemented has largely ignored opportunities to achieve better outcomes arising during pregnancy (only paying attention to whether the requisite antenatal contacts occur).

The cause went back to the circuit court for the purpose of further inquiries as to the fact whether the requisites of the act of congress had been complied with or not by Mr. Wheaton.

It only appears to be otherwise by an allegation in the petition for the habeas corpus; and the question at once arises whether, where the requisite citizenship appears upon the face of the bill, the jurisdiction of the court can be attacked by evidence dehors the record in a collateral proceeding by one who was not a party to the bill.

Lineker also questioned whether England had the requisite intelligence.

"The career depends on what you produce on the field," he says firmly when I ask him whether he lacked the requisite streak of self-interest.

In this episode, Mark and the team will follow the bell crank across Youngstown to M7 Technologies and through three key steps to complete it, and then they'll check whether it has the requisite quality.

The difference between a good writing day and a day on which I feel bruised, anxious and unconvinced as to whether I have the requisite skills at all often comes down to nothing more substantial – and nothing less unwieldy – than my headspace.

The question of qualification is the question of whether children have the requisite capacity for rights.