Sentence examples for Serious requirement from inspiring English sources

And verification is done through a form whose most serious requirement is: "Use dark ink".

"First of all there is a serious requirement of widening access.

There is a serious requirement to have some reserved jet fans along with the main once, so that the operation of the ventilation system could be reliable.

Parish must endeavour to have his man in place before next weekend's visit to Newcastle United - but it is a delicate balance he must achieve with the transfer window not far off closure and signings clearly a serious requirement.

Expected life of the devices for high speed contacts can vary from few hundred thousand to many billions of cycles, e.g., over a hundred billion cycles for digital micromirror devices (DMDs), which puts serious requirements on materials.

Mac Secrest, the lawyer who defended Ms. Rodriguez, said prosecutors faced a struggle in convincing a jury in the sentencing phase of a trial that a mother would be a future danger to society or that there were aggravating factors that made the case more serious, requirements that must be met for a death penalty under Texas law.

However, it is extremely challenging to actually utilize them in real-world applications since embedded systems are subject to a high degree of reliability and real-time requirements, under serious resource requirements.

Prior to the initiation of an administrative staff appointment for an individual, the affirmative action serious search requirement must have been met (see Section 7.1.4 Affirmative Action Serious Search Policy).

That opens the door to removing the serious work requirement that was in the bill.

Although filling out insurance forms is a serious time requirement for all medical practices, it is particularly burdensome for smaller offices and sole proprietorships, which are particularly common in the mental health field.

(It) opens the door to removing the serious work requirement that was in the bill". Romney and his campaign have shown little willingness to back off the attack on Obama's welfare waivers.