Sentence examples for Contemporary requirements from inspiring English sources
He is not interested in the contemporary requirements of human rights.
They offered an efficient education, molded to contemporary requirements, in boarding schools, where the elite of the Spaniards born in the Americas studied.
Rule 65 procedures also have assuaged well-founded doubts whether the Copyright Rules satisfy more contemporary requirements of due process.
As contemporary requirements for cleaner and safer biomaterial manufacture rise, there will be a need to generate materials that are more akin to biogenic materials in the hard tissue of organisms.
The plan has recently gone through a process of functional and spatial adaptation to contemporary requirements, and a number of adjacent buildings, significant to the history of East German urban development, have been placed under historic preservation.
We identify four new principles that underlie contemporary requirements processes, namely: (1) intertwining of requirements with implementation and organizational contexts, (2) dynamic evolution of requirements, (3) emergence of architectures as a critical stabilizing force, and (4) need to recognize unprecedented levels of design complexity.
It can be tough to be creative and technical, even though both skills are a contemporary requirement for the design inclined.
We show that this is a realistic approach for the automated management of the complete SLA lifecycle, including negotiation and provisioning, but focus on monitoring as the driver of contemporary scalability requirements.
Contemporary curriculum requirements essentially produce a general English program.
Thus, the attribution of Deuteronomy to Moses tends to place Israel in an advanced stage of its history when kings and a centralized cult were contemporary concerns under the requirements of renewed ancient traditions.
Unfortunately, Paul and I were shut out of the process before we could propose solutions that would maintain the integrity of Peavey's design while meeting contemporary demands and requirements, such as accessibility.
