Sentence examples for administrative requirement from inspiring English sources

For organisations with a major programme of UK-wide collections, this will clearly increase costs and create a considerable additional administrative requirement, despite the reports contention that "this should not represent too great a burden".

Although it might cause some sticker shock and is likely to push some marginal mail to the Internet, first class mail pricing should reflect what it's become -- largely a luxury or administrative requirement rather than a necessary feature of daily life.

The researchers looked at the 36 bills introduced from 2009 through 2012 by state, by whether the state allowed a "personal belief" exemption, and by whether the parent seeking such an exemption had to do more than simply sign a form, called an administrative requirement.

Patient 11 also displayed a passive approach, lacking in agency by thinking it was an administrative requirement.

The lack of expenditure tracking capabilities impedes the administrative requirement of comparing actual spending to the planned budget.

However, when double-checked against the percentage time allotted to this project for each researcher (an administrative requirement of their respective institutions), the time spent was on the order of predicted values.

GEMC approached this difficulty by securing international EM faculty (from the US and UK) to provide the educational and administrative requirements of the program, requiring a constant on-the-ground presence by US-trained and board certified EPs.

To keep their prices low, insurers will try (1) to restrict availability to those who are less likely to need medical services and (2) to either reduce the services covered, impose burdensome administrative requirements (like prior approval), or require onerous out-of-pocket payments from subscribers.

The proposal also calls for measures that would drive down the cost of services, like adoption of purchasing consortiums, and the streamlining of administrative requirements — among them, shifting much of the required paperwork for applicants to electronic filings.

In addition, the Administration is drafting a proposed rule to reduce administrative requirements for the export of certain weapons to include rifles and drones as part of the President's Export Control Reform Initiative.

"The Administration views [the House bill] as an attempt to impose on the Executive Branch multiple administrative requirements concerning its internal management of FOIA administration, which are not appropriate for legislative intervention and would substantially increase costs and cause delays in FOIA processing," the talking points say.