Sentence examples for already required for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "already required for" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when indicating that something is necessary or mandated at a prior point in time for a specific purpose or task. Example: "The documents are already required for the upcoming audit, so please ensure they are submitted on time."
(Similar training is already required for initial licensing).
The fact is that a zero tolerance is already required for certain chemicals on certain crops.
At the center of the report's recommendations is the "safety management system," which is already required for international vessels like those in the cruise industry.
So it could, but 75% majorities are already required for so-called special resolutions affecting critical areas such as changes to a company's articles of association.
A strong evidence base is already required for borough-wide licensing - this is unnecessary central Government interference," said Councillor Andrew Baikie, the borough's mayoral advisor for housing.
Background checks are already required for purchases from federally licensed dealers, whether at stores or gun shows, over the Internet or by mail.
Sixth graders will be required to get vaccines against meningitis, which New Jersey already requires for college dormitory residents, and a booster shot against whooping cough.
We used invasive monitoring only when the patient already required it for his own clinical condition.
It was assumed that patients on oral B12 therapy were able to self-administer the medication, and if assistance was required, it was assumed that they already required this assistance for other medications rather than solely for B12 tablets.
Mr. Slay said Sky Chefs already required such checks for truck drivers and delivery workers who take carts to airplanes.
The A.T.F. proposed requiring gun dealers along the Southwest border to report bulk sales of long guns — as dealers across the country were already required to do for bulk sales of handguns — in December 2010, invoking a hurry-up procedure for emergencies.
