Sentence examples for blanket requirements from inspiring English sources
And given the inevitable variance involved in individual delisting requests then any general solutions — be it blanket requirements or blanket refusals — are always going to feel a little ill-fitting.
As a European reference concept of blanket for a DEMO fusion reactor, the helium cooled pebble bed (HCPB) blanket is introduced a novel design of a cellular structure with breeder units (BUs) to fulfil functional blanket requirements.
Tests were designed and are being performed with other organizations so as to check the functional performance of the pebbles and pebble beds with respect to the HCPB blanket requirements, and, finally, to make the selection of the most appropriate ceramic for the HCPB blanket.
Those piecemeal requirements soon led to a blanket requirement.
Taxi industry representatives argue that a blanket requirement would be disastrous.
Such a blanket requirement puts undue stress on both students and consulates, without yielding tangible security benefits.
Imposing a blanket requirement though on employees to disclose all relationships would again be likely to interfere with the right to respect for private and family life.
At present there is no form of regulation for the industry or blanket requirement that, for example, volunteers do criminal background checks before working with children.
"The time has come to end the blanket requirement for everyone to wear robes, but I would be very sad to see that tradition go entirely," he said.
One of Britain's most senior judges, Lord Dyson, the master of rolls, ruled that a blanket requirement on job applicants to disclose minor offences, including cautions, amounted to a breach of their right to a private and family life.
"His proposals for the sector to collectively set out 'statistical targets' for the next five years, for a blanket requirement to offer lower entry requirements to those meeting certain social criteria, and for a nationally imposed form of contextual data are alarmingly centralist".
