Sentence examples for as has been required from inspiring English sources
The bill allows phone companies to get permission to provide cable television service statewide, instead of getting approval from individual towns, as has been required of cable companies for the past three decades.
As has been required under Dodd-Frank since 2013, compensation committees must consider the six independence factors set forth in the New York Stock Exchange's and Nasdaq's listing standards prior to selecting or receiving advice from any compensation consultant, legal counsel, or other adviser who advises the compensation committee.
He said the department would issue citations to Mr. Malik for failing to "maintain the structure in a safe and lawful manner," as well as for violating the ban on commercial ads and for not having registered the sign with the department, as has been required since 2007.
And Connecticut's Supreme Court said the economic benefits did not have to be substantial and certain (as had been required in Michigan).
She noted that just before joining the caucus, Mr. Grucci voted for an immigration bill that would allow tens of thousands of Mexicans now living illegally in the United States to obtain visas here without returning to Mexico to file applications, as had been required.
They said that the Fed should stop trying to pursue the twin goals of balancing inflation and unemployment, as it has been required to do since 1977.
The UIM may aid in the polyubiquitination of MEKK1, as this domain has been required for ubiquitination of other UIM-containing proteins [16].
As a result, he has been required to pay alimony.
Others said juice should undergo the same scrutiny as milk, which since 1987 has been required by the Federal Government to be pasteurized when transported between states.
"His stoicism has been required as both Jack Leaning and Andrew Hodd perished attacking short balls from Boyd Rankin on a still bland pitch.
Legally, he has not been part of the dispute, as it is the government that has been required to resist the request for the letters.
