Sentences with phrase «necessary adjunct»

Explanatory parentheticals were no big problem: They just lengthened the footnotes in which source materials appeared, and they became necessary adjuncts to most citations.

Movement Therapy has been shown to be a positive and sometimes necessary adjunct to therapy.

In the right company, the right sort of drink is a necessary adjunct to the collegiate way of life.

Moreover equality before the law is a necessary adjunct to the competitive nature of capitalism: the end result can not be equality, but from start to finish the rules must apply equally to all.

Sports are generally taken more seriously in the U.S., I think, and other campus recreations seen as not competing with your work but being a necessary adjunct.

School libraries foster independent learning that is a necessary adjunct to formalized education.

Therefore absent convincing evidence that pay - per - use type of computerised legal research was a necessary adjunct of the prosecution of this case, I will not allow the claim for these amounts.

As the legal department becomes increasingly viewed as part of the business line, not just a necessary adjunct, there is a fabulous opportunity for law firms and legal services businesses to step up as true partners.

That a full hearing before the Ontario Judicial Council would go forward was overwhelming as a necessary adjunct of attempting to restore public confidence.

Nevertheless in my opinion LinkedIn, it seems almost overnight, has become a necessary adjunct to a resume.

This book is a necessary adjunct to Garry Landreth's «Play Therapy: The Art of the Relationship».

We call on governments to establish such networks as a necessary adjunct to the establishment of a legal presumption of shared parenting.