Sentence examples for attaching requirements from inspiring English sources
The Legislature is attaching requirements that Mr. Hodges says would slow the introduction of the lottery.
These abstract concepts and relationships allow attaching requirements and system models without binding to any specific modeling language.
While it might look like we're getting accountability from afar, Harper is giving us political tactics, attaching requirements of accountability and transparency to Crown corporations that don't need it, while letting his Defence Minister misplace $3 billion in a department that sorely does need it.
Zenefits decided at the time that it would be better off trying to build an employee record database with all the attached requirements — such as payroll or document management — and let developers handle the rest.
For those (the great majority) who submit entries consisting of two pieces of paper, the 'securely attached' requirement is important (and surprisingly often ignored).
In other venues, he has explained that this means he will attach partisan requirements to routine spending bills — removing, say, standards for clean water, or efforts to reduce carbon emissions — in order to force the President to choose between accepting Republican policies and seeing parts of the government shut down.
If the cost of insurance is too high, Enbridge could rethink the expansion, or the company could sue the county, arguing it has no legal right to attach insurance requirements to a zoning permit.
There were no strings attached: no requirement or even incentive to increase lending to home buyers, and against our strong recommendation, not even a request that banks report how they used TARP funds.
The majority of UCL programmes do have specific A-level requirements attached.
"They're cheap," said Mr. Lieberman of these policies, "but there tend to be a lot of requirements attached.
One of the requirements attached to the potential refinancing is to persuade enough publishers to agree to deferred payments.
