be an element of

What some Anglicans are calling for now is more of a theologian to lead the Church rather than someone seen more of an executive, but in a modern world with modern responsibilities, others worry that there needs to be an element of the executive leader that is needed.

Jones told BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, "Ukraine should be able to recover its country as it was previously structured" and that there "shouldn't be an element of conceding to illegal invasions from Russia".

There should be an element of punishment for such a heinous act; alongside appropriate treatment.”

There can be an element of truth in both questions.

However, Walsh did acknowledge in an interview that “there may be an element of messaging” in the three most recent initiatives and getting them on the ballot will be “tough.”