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requisite

[rek-wuh-zit] / ˈrɛk wə zɪt /




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Patel was described by another source as “not very good” as director, saying he “lacks the requisite experience” and “may be insecure.”

From Salon

A story the following year revealed that hospital administrators were forcing a maintenance worker to step in as an ambulance driver on weekends — without the requisite chauffeur’s license — to save money.

From Los Angeles Times

The White House said in a statement that Mr. Biden had “welcomed the recent Israeli decision to ensure that fuel levels will meet requisite needs, but stressed that much more assistance was urgently required.”

From New York Times

Some of them chose to opt out, while others were unable to gather the requisite nominations to qualify — a hurdle that proved difficult to clear even for some pro-government politicians.

From Seattle Times

“Smith must demonstrate that the proof is relevant for a specific purpose here to prove Trump’s knowledge that he is engaging in criminal behavior and has the requisite intent to commit the crime,” Gershman said.

From Salon