Sentence examples for alone requirement from inspiring English sources

Building on considerations and concepts established in an earlier paper, we can state that the current approach leaves very little room for art and design based objects, as organizations typically led by engineers, project and business managers—see the inclusion of these disciplines and artifacts as nice to have instead of a genuine need, let alone requirement.

Elements under consideration for potential revision appear to include: (i) potential elimination of the stand-alone requirement to maintain a minimum amount of long-term debt in addition to satisfying the TLAC minimum and (ii) potential lowering of the minimum internal TLAC requirements that are applied to the U.S. intermediate holding companies of non-U.S.

The words "war criminal" seem to be mostly used as a term of derision, rather than a statement of fact, let alone a requirement to prosecute.

The incommensurability of certain dimensions of value, say, freedom versus welfare, or average versus total welfare, may even be a feature of some ethical theories; this puts a lot of pressure on completeness being a reasonable idealisation, let alone a requirement, for rational preference.

I just think it's worth noting that I was born and raised in the great state of Texas, and at no time during those 22 years was any of that a mainstay in my daily life, let alone a requirement.

Tenotomy has the advantages of easier execution and, when performed alone, the requirement of fewer restrictions during the postoperative period with an earlier return to activity [ 15].

Factors restricting enrollment were potentially related to issues inherent to clinical research including difficulties achieving or maintaining contact with potential participants (possibly due to outdated contact information), challenges in recruiting individuals with TBI alone, the requirement to travel to the study site, and strict exclusionary criteria.

Data like that does not meet the legal standard for "reasonable suspicion" normally required to pursue surveillance, let alone the requirements of probable cause.

In the meantime, Congress should take the Supreme Court up on the one area it has left alone, disclosure requirements.

In 2005 alone our requirements to report suspicious activity saw banks and other businesses report over 2,000 suspicious potential terrorist transactions with 650 leading to detailed investigations resulting in not just the seizure of cash thought to be destined for terrorism in Iraq but the tracking down of individuals wanted for terrorist charges and not just here but overseas.

In the USA alone, reporting requirements are determined by individual states, and nine different definitions are used [ 24]; similar inconsistencies exist in Europe [ 25].