Sentence examples for because the requirement from inspiring English sources
The metes and bounds of the required benevolence must, moreover, remain open-ended, because the requirement is not limited to respecting the surplus allocation fixed in the initial contract.
In molecular imaging, the development of suitable radiolabeled probes requires a rational design based on the structure biological activity biodistribution relationship because the requirement of structural specificity for a radiolabeled probe is rigidity for binding to the respective DNA, mRNA, receptor, transporter and enzyme.
He was killed because the requirement to do a precision re-entry had not been met".
In German law they are excluded because the requirement of mens rea is considered a constitutional principle.
The managing agent is only partly right, he added, because the requirement for board approval in subletting applies to any unit owner, resident or nonresident, who is not the sponsor or is not a holder of unsold shares.
He said Dutton's determination exempting workers on vessels did not have the effect of totally nullifying changes made by the Gillard government in 2013 because the requirement for visas still applied to workers on installations such as oil and gas rigs.
The complaints boil down to "If you don't win, blame the rules," or "Give us an A for effort instead of results, because the requirements are hard".
"But we also found that many school districts are having difficulty with some N.C.L.B. requirements -- not in most cases because they fear accountability or reject the act's goals, but because the requirements are too stringent or are not workable".
As a conservation measure, said Pietro S. Nivola, an economist at the Brookings Institution, CAFE standards did not work well because the requirements were "aimed at the vehicles, not at the consumer".
Because the requirements for a cashier appear to be the ability to crack gum and feign indifference when a large line forms and you are busy texting your peeps.
Five justices went further, saying that Mr. Kidd's arrest was lawful because the requirements of the material witness law had been satisfied and because the motives of Mr. Ashcroft and his subordinates were irrelevant.
