Sentence examples for as required by article from inspiring English sources

Whether Washington is actually at war with al-Qaida is, of course, debatable since there has been no declaration of war by Congress as required by article I of the constitution.

They further argued that application of the procedural default rule to their nationals' Vienna Convention claims failed to give "full effect" to the purposes of the Convention, as required by Article 36.

Mr. Vázquez appears in the indicative list of governmental and non-governmental panelists who can sit on dispute resolution Panels, as required by Article 8.4 of the Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU).

The order says the commission should make recommendations for reforms to the school financing system and other state and local laws that would ensure "all children have the opportunity to obtain a sound basic education," as required by Article XI of the State Constitution.

The claim asserts that GCHQ's actions were both unlawful under the Computer Misuse Act, which criminalises hacking, and that there was not sufficiently detailed legal authority to make GCHQ's hacking "in accordance with law" as required by Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

But the Children's Commissioner says: "The average length of time children and young people are being detained is increasing, and, crucially, the decision to detain them is neither being used as a last resort nor for the shortest period of time as required by Article 37 of the UN Convention on the Rights of a Child".

Democrat and Republican partisans alike have agreed that the Canadian-born Cruz is not a "natural born" American citizen as textually required by Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution.

It should come as no surprise that most states failed to have a "highly qualified" teacher in every class in all major subject areas as required by the No Child Left Behind law (news article, July 25).

Speaking to a packed room in Sydney, Justice Michael Wigney of the Federal Court of Australia said that The Telegraph had not proved that the articles were substantially true, as required by Australian defamation law.

This article reviews and compares FRT as required by European grid codes, and the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) grid code proposal.

Table 1 recaps the key parameters as required by the FCC and OFCOM that will be further analyzed in the rest of the article.