Sentence examples for Introduce a requirement from inspiring English sources
The UK is the first country in the world to introduce a requirement for transparency in supply chains, although similar legislation was introduced in California in 2012.
It now wants to do so, and to introduce a requirement that the advice must come from someone with a pension transfer qualification.
In Parliament, David Blunkett, the home secretary, said the government would introduce a requirement for workers from the so-called accession countries to be listed on a register of legal workers.
It added: "These organisations have an interest in ensuring they are not inadvertently supporting extremist individuals or organisations". Also, the statement said, the Charity Commission would introduce a requirement on charities to declare overseas funding sources.
The administration had to battle hard to introduce a requirement that gun shops along the border (there are many) notify the government when they sell more than one such weapon to the same buyer.
Even so, the head of the doctors' association in Germany wants to introduce a requirement that foreign doctors from outside the European Union must pass a written exam equivalent to that taken by German medical students, amid concerns that too many foreigners are producing fake medical qualifications from their home countries.
Ninety councils have introduced a requirement that applicants have a connection to the local area.
In 1984, the Federal Trade Commission introduced a requirement that funeral homes accept coffins bought elsewhere.
A number of states recently introduced a requirement that names on drivers' licenses and voter registration records match exactly.
Academies established after this date are exempt, but the DfE will be introducing a requirement for new academies to comply with the standards through its funding agreements.
South Australia introduced a requirement in 2005 that 15% of housing in significant residential developments be made affordable upon rezoning, including in urban renewal and greenfield developments.
