Sentence examples similar to assistance requirement from inspiring English sources

Importantly, CALEA's design and related assistance requirements apply only to telecommunications common carriers and prohibit the government from dictating design; alternative versions of the law which to extend these requirements to service providers such as Apple were debated and rejected by Congress.

All patients with this type of assistance requirements, admitted in the ICU for five years, from January 2010 to December 2015 are included.

Egypt has notified WTO about the technical assistance requirements in the area of SPS.

However, the cost of meeting the Title VI language assistance requirements has precluded health care organizations across the country to fully implement these services [ 26].

Table 9 presents the estimated number of people in need of food assistance requirements for 2011/2012, based on the DPRK 2008 population census.

The Security Council, in its Resolution last week on children and armed conflict, called on parties to conflict to make special arrangements to meet the protection and assistance requirements of women, children and other vulnerable groups through days of immunisation and other opportunities for the safe and unhindered delivery of basic services.

For each day shift, matching of required and available care was analyzed: mismatch is expressed as nurse deficit: positive values indicate excess of care (too many nurses for not too sick patients), zero suggests that assistance requirements are met, with negative values available care is less than patients' needs.

In addition to matching the formatting and administration of PROMs with the respondents' assistance requirements, clearly conveying the benefits of the tools to participants may foster their ability to complete them, and overcome the negative leverage carried by the negative perception of form-filling in general.

One reason could be that to discharge a patient in Portugal, several guarantees should be met, such as adequate family support, and continued care at home or at a center providing social assistance; these requirements likely increase the LOS.

Additional factors to consider are timeline for completing the program, tuition and fee assistance, residency requirements and career assistance.

At the individual clinical level, they provide valid and reliable information about a person's requirements for assistance with essential tasks of daily living, and on a group level, they can be used to measure and compare outcomes across different practices and populations.