Sentence examples for changed the requirements from inspiring English sources

But Benedict XVI changed the requirements back so that a two-thirds majority is required, meaning the man elected is likely to be a compromise candidate.

After taking a serious hit, the American contractors have now complained that the client repeatedly changed the requirements.

In his decision, Justice Siracuse dismissed the state's argument that Federal welfare reform had changed the requirements of welfare and the state's authority.

Ms. Sternberg said that the state and CTB/McGraw-Hill, which previously provided the tests for the fourth, sixth and eighth graders, had mutually terminated a six-year $47 million contract after two years because revisions to the federal No Child Left Behind Act had changed the requirements for the tests and made the deal obsolete.

The academy also changed the requirements needed to be a lifetime voting member.

In 2005, the Navy changed the requirements on the SARK to incorporate a guthook on the back of the blade for use as a line-cutter.

Consumers have complained to the bureau that lenders have inexplicably changed the requirement for these releases.

Kennedy also changed the requirement that each nominee receive two blue slips, with a stated goal of increasing racial and gender diversity among judicial nominees.

Two months ago, for example, the Chávez-controlled National Assembly added 11 justices to the Supreme Court, and changed the requirement for confirmation from two-thirds of legislators to a simple majority, guaranteeing Mr. Chávez control of the judiciary.

They also changed the requirement so that projects only have to be under construction by the end of the year to qualify, rather than fully operational, as had traditionally been the case.

The Tennessee Heritage Protection Act of 2016 changed the requirement of a simple majority to a two-thirds majority vote of the Tennessee Historical Commission to remove a monument.