Sentence examples for back the requirement from inspiring English sources

The state has previously required that employees contribute to their retirement beyond 10 years of service, only to roll back the requirement in an election year.

House Republicans are also pushing to scale back the requirement for third-party testing for lead and other hazards in products sold to children.

By cutting back the requirement, "we were hoping that students would choose quality projects that do the most good, as opposed to projects that offer a lot of hours," she added.

Those plans provoked such widespread public disapproval that the corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey ordered a new design competition, meanwhile scaling back the requirement for commercial square footage.

Two years ago, voters rolled back the requirement that two-thirds of lawmakers approve any spending increase, removing a major impediment in Sacramento, but there remains a two-thirds requirement for raising taxes.

Seventy-eight percent of Trump voters, but just 10percentt of those who backed Clinton, approve of the administration's decision to roll back the requirement. .

Following backlash over the rocky institution of a new student assessment system last spring, Texas lawmakers are scrambling to scale back the requirements they passed four years ago.

Either way, the backlash has begun: not only do college admissions officers roll their eyes at bogus-sounding claims, but high schools are scaling back the requirements, acknowledging that a lot of the so-called service is meaningless.

But encouraging girls to stand up for what they do or don't want in the moment of sexual proposition would not mean going back to the requirement.

Put this alongside a step back from the requirement that full reports be published, with all the unintended consequences that are now emerging, and we might help rather than hinder the protection of children.

Even Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat who is one of the plant's loudest critics, said he expected Entergy to "try to get the N.R.C. to back off the requirement" for a water quality certificate.