Sentence examples for boosting requirements from inspiring English sources

In addition to boosting requirements for jobless seeking benefits, this year Scott required welfare recipients to submit to drug tests.

The FCC's broadband privacy rule would have boosted requirements for transparency and security practices — and more importantly would have added browsing history to the list of "customer proprietary information" and required ISPs to get advance permission from consumers to track and sell it.

"The question now is how do we reform this program so it's on a more prudent course?" For some in Congress and the states, the answer to that question includes boosting work requirements — which some states have done — and closing a "loophole" that lets some recipients in certain states receive extra benefits, the so-called "Heat and Eat" provision.

The increased size of datasets has boosted demand for efficient clustering techniques that satisfy memory use, document processing and execution time requirements.

India also boosted reserve requirements in an effort to bring double-digit inflation under control.And American markets are up a bit this morning ahead of a Federal Reserve statement.

Environmental regulations imposed on transport fuels, especially specifications on sulfur and nitrogen content, generally boost hydrogen requirements in refining industries.

The buck-boost requirement arises from the rapid changes in the atmospheric condition or the sunlight incident angle.

It not only opens the door for new researches but also boost the requirement to secure the network from the eye of the potential attackers.

The falls reflect the added number of employees banks have taken on related to compliance requirements and signal the costs of higher capital requirements and boosting returns to shareholders.

The pharmacokinetic (PK) profile of DTG is characterized by a long half-life supporting once-daily dosing in INI-naïve subjects, no requirement for boosting with ritonavir, and a well-characterized PK/pharmacodynamic relationship demonstrated in short-term monotherapy [ 5, 6].

A similar requirement for boosting the number/function of dendritic cells, which are often impaired in tumor-bearing hosts [ 32], was shown by other workers in a lung cancer model in which a high local radiation dose to the primary tumor was able to induce an immune-mediated inhibition of the lung metastasis [ 33].