Sentence examples for a requirement for doing from inspiring English sources

But an entirely new facility is not a requirement for doing well.

Ambul Goyal, the vice president of I.B.M. Research, said that full availability is simply a requirement for doing business on the Internet.

By issuing an executive order, President Obama can — and should — make nondiscrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity a requirement for doing business with the American public.

He also denied that the government forced outside technology companies to hand over their intellectual property as a requirement for doing business in China.

Austin Hall was at capacity for Cui's address, in which he said the government does not force outside technology companies to hand over their intellectual property as a requirement for doing business in China.

Whether it's attempts in Brazil to dictate that data must be stored in-country or demands by China to turn over encryption technologies and keys and source code as a requirement for doing business in the country, these discriminatory practices are impacting how countries and people access - and reap the benefits of - the global economy.

The nation has already done a lot to incentivize manufacturers to develop and sell new EVs, including allowing foreign automakers to create a third joint venture with local automakers (a standard requirement for doing business in the country for auto OEMs) so long as it's dedicated to the creation of EVs exclusively.

The firms represented see food safety as a fundamental requirement for doing business.

Eating and sleeping: While it may seem obvious that eating is a requirement for life (don't eat – we die), we are less willing to acknowledge the importance of sleep.

While you have to be a Christian and a church member to buy and live on site, there is no such requirement for doing business.

Brazil has been able to treat AIDS because it had what everyone agrees is the single most important requirement for doing so: political commitment.