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Only a few among them have the requisite knowledge and experience.

It is a nice job for someone with the requisite energy.

Even if teachers are involved do they have the requisite skills?

It took less than a second for the computer to call up the requisite information.

There is a requisite stop before, or after, at a bar.

Obviously the requisite number of people must have been killed there.

You're about the only person outside with the requisite expertise.

There were even the requisite beautiful people, come to see history made.

Back home, I would have had the requisite tears in my eyes.

He found most of the requisite funds at the last moment.

"And I suppose you think you're one of those people with the requisite experience?"

And you need someone who can take on the requisite duties.

I stand here, in any case, with the requisite sense of irony.

He was only asking enough questions to fill out the requisite form.

From the six sense media as a requisite condition comes contact.

However, some high schools have now raised the requisite number of credits to four.

The requisite financial statement was in the file, near the top.

Among of which is the requisite to be baptized in water.

Whether the public vote you through or not, you'll get your name known in the industry and make some of the requisite contacts.

At least Garth had the requisite ability to keep a straight face.

And the program wouldn't let you move on to the next level until you'd passed the requisite test.

We are looking for a strong chairman who can provide requisite challenge and support to the chief executive.

Agriculture and the requisite land reform became the focus for economic development in the new state.

The requisite knowledge can be attributed under either head as appropriate.

Stacey made the requisite note near the top of the paper.

Only those requisites which are necessary will be carried along.

Those groups who meet these requisites will make decisions of higher quality.

She has nothing but positive things to say about the sport or its requisites.

He also said they were not "provided with the necessary requisites to carry out their job."

In short, they had all the requisites for a lightning storm.

The Mass requisites were provided by special direction of the authorities.

The chief requisites were a pretty girl and a good ending."

I've got the guts, but none of the other prime requisites.

But Lewis did agree that the emotional requisites for the job had not changed.

In default of these requisites the election was to be void.

These requisites have left an opening at the budget-minded end of the market.

His career began when pads were requisites stuffed in the shoulder.

Membership is free and encouraged provided some basic requisites are met.

Man management and control of a large marketing budget are key requisites."

There are certain requisites as to the provisions of Section 1,001, but in general, the statement you've made is correct.

Her brief smile told him that she quite understood the requisites of command.

It must also capture the extent to which the poor cannot afford the requisites of modern life.

Requisites included the city of production, the clay that was used, and the manufacturing methods.

In a word, all requisites for a complete and necessary determination of these actions must be presented to us by experience.

The following are standard requisites for making a legal tag:

The requisites for fine art are, therefore, imagination, understanding, soul, and taste.

Among the requisites, he said, is the continued strength of United States stock markets.

Ambition, energy, industry, perseverance, are indispensable requisites for success in business.

Essential requisites to marriage include legal capacity to marry and consent.

If doormen had been asked years ago to discourse on the requisites of the job, they would no doubt have made the same points.