Sentence examples for a usual requirement from inspiring English sources

This is a usual requirement of the course indemnifiers.

The sets did not have to be light and simple enough to be assembled and taken apart in a day, a usual requirement for the company.

Women were young, most were recent migrants, and had a high school education; education to high school level is typical of migrant workers because this is a usual requirement for employment in factories in urban areas.

But in a case that went before the Texas Supreme Court when he was there, Mr. Gonzales was part of a majority that voted to allow a 17-year-old girl a waiver, allowed for under state law, from the usual requirement that a minor seeking an abortion had to inform her parents.

The length of an extended paper should normally exceed the usual requirement for a term paper by one-third to one-half.

A "waiver" eliminates the usual requirement for redundant, or backup, critical components, but NASA officials insisted today that there was redundancy in the critical first microseconds of flight, when it was most important.

ENI was attracted by the size of the block, the prospect of accompanying tax holidays and a waiver of the usual requirement that production revenues be shared with the national oil company.Shell and ENI reject the suggestion that their joint purchase was a thinly disguised transaction with a dodgy brass-plate company.

Last month, a state judge considering a challenge to the same-sex marriage law accused Mr. Cuomo of "arm-twisting" as he described how the governor allowed the Legislature to waive its usual requirement for a three-day waiting period between the time a bill is introduced and the time it is voted on.

This undercut the market in penitence, since the usual requirement is a long-haul flight.

Indeed, because the Internet has developed so quickly and interactive television may also take hold soon, the commission decided to abandon its usual requirement that a consent decree be in effect for 20 years.

The complexities of some alliances would not be out of place in one of Congreve's more intricate farces, and the usual requirement for a Muslim bridegroom to convert has meant his marital history has come under new scrutiny.