Sentence examples for address as required from inspiring English sources

Ugland House simply provides companies with a registered office address as required by local law, a law similar to that of every U.S. state.

Facebook and Google were paid millions for political advertising purposes in Washington but failed for years to publish related information — such as the advertiser's address — as required by state law, alleges a lawsuit by the state's attorney general.

Some U.S.-based banks have closed expats' accounts because of difficulty in certifying that the holders still maintain U.S. addresses, as required by a Patriot Act provision.

Strategies to assess comprehension, such as the 'teach-back' method, are addressed, as well as required research staff skills, including clear communication and ability to recognize and respond to participant distress.

There are many factors complicating pain management in elderly patients that may not be adequately addressed by providing analgesics as required, which has been the standard approach to postoperative pain management at our center.

The model develops a rapid-response team around the patient and their family drawn from primary, community-based and SPC services as required to address each client's care plan.

Advocates for the blind say they hope Dr. O'Day's case will prompt other companies to address the needs of disabled people, as required by the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

The man, Lawrence E. Stelzer, 53, failed many times to verify his address with local law enforcement agencies, as required because of a 1984 conviction for rape, sodomy and coercion involving a woman and her 10-year-old son, Ms. Pirro said.

As required, Mr. Bernanke addressed the Fed's dual mandate of stable prices and maximum employment in the first installment of his twice-annual report to each house of Congress.

This has historically been addressed via Whole Effluent Toxicity testing as required by U.S. EPA's Clean Water Act, where biological testing of wastewater effluents is used as a surrogate for potential environmental impacts.

In addition, as required we further addressed the reviewers' concern and performed a gel filtration (GF) experiment using nuclear extracts prepared from mouse ESCs as described by the new Figure 1D.