Sentence examples for a requirement upon from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the decision and opinion in this case cannot afford a basis for a future suggestion that the Attorney General can forbid every subordinate who is capable of being served by process from producing relevant documents and later contest a requirement upon him to produce on the ground that procedurally he cannot be reached.

She was really jazzed because a requirement upon being hired was that she had to take shooting lessons at the firing range, which was down by the river.

The Act allows Regional Transport Authorities, as the primary procurers of public transport services, to place either a control or a contracting requirement upon services that are registered as commercial requiring no subsidy.

"It was a business decision of their own, not a requirement imposed upon the company," she said.

The parents of the 14 year old fail to see the Romeo-and-Juliet aspect of the situation and Kaitlyn faces two counts of lewd and lascivious battery of a minor, which carries a penalty of up to 15 years in prison and a requirement that upon conviction she register as a sex offender.

The District Court did not consider this contention, and the only argument advanced by appellees in support of this claim is that California fails to impose a citizenship requirement upon its public school teachers.

Each UE is randomly assigned a data rate requirement upon arrival of a new file addressed to it, drawn from a Rayleigh distribution with scale parameter σ req=1 Mbit/s [4].

Establish special scholarship programs to U.S. public colleges and graduate schools (administered through American embassies worldwide) for the best and brightest foreign nationals similar to the Pell Grant Program (subject to a U.S. employment requirement upon graduation as a payback) to help make America the world magnet for R&D, innovation and commerce.

Successful data warehouse (DW) design needs to be based upon a requirement analysis phase in order to adequately represent the information needs of DW users.

The immunitary protection of life therefore, depends paradoxically upon a requirement to relinquish or sacrifice a pure and hermetically sealed self so that '… in order to be saved, life has to give up something that is integral to itself' (2008: 59).

Specifically, the focus is placed on the "money flood" in our system, as well as the filibuster rules that require 60 votes in the U.S. Senate for legislation to be voted upon - a requirement that is an accident of history and nowhere to be found in the U.S. Constitution.