Sentence examples for beyond those required for from inspiring English sources
The premiere was one of the most elaborate to take place in Hollywood and was said to involve preparations far beyond those required for the Oscars.
Neither Eni nor Anadarko has strong credentials in processing and shipping liquefied natural gas, or L.N.G., which requires skills beyond those required for conveying natural gas via pipelines.
For six months, he said, there was a "Ping Pong game" of lawyers' letters back and forth until, separately, the Constitutional Court there decided that the existing rules governing data retention, beyond those required for billing and logistics, were illegal.
An unresolved question was the extent to which protein-facilitation imposes additional structural costs, by requiring that an RNA maintain structures required for protein binding, beyond those required for catalysis.
The latest arrays have consistently achieved fields beyond those required for the onset of deuterium desorption (∼20 V/nm), and have demonstrated the desorption of deuterium at fields up to 36 V/nm.
For someone to be a priori justified in believing some proposition is for her to be justified absent experiences beyond those required for her to acquire the relevant concepts employed in the statement of that proposition.
The recognition of representations requires a learning, the grasping of a code or convention, beyond that required for the recognition of objects.
But we might have approached reform differently had we known we were trying to raise achievement beyond levels required for economic growth alone.
Even worse, only 3% link executive compensation to voluntary sustainability performance targets – such as greenhouse emission reductions – that go beyond goals required for compliance with laws and regulations.
Ruling against a teenager charged with raping his date, the court concluded that signs of force or the threat of force is [sic] not necessary to prove the crime of rape no force, that is, beyond that required for the physical act of penetration.
