Sentence examples for cited requirement from inspiring English sources

The most often cited requirement for independence, chosen by 41.4percentt, was that directors have no business ties to the company.

The F.D.A. does not publicly discuss its conversations with applicants, citing requirements for confidentiality.

Many contradict one another, and frequently cite requirements that are nowhere mentioned in Mrs. Derks's policy.

Mr. Shelley cited a requirement in the State Constitution.

He cited a requirement that people must be dead five years before their names can be used on geographic features.

Bill Benintende, a spokesman for T. Rowe Price, cited the requirement in explaining why his firm had no actively managed E.T.F.'s in the marketplace or in the pipeline, though it has regulatory approval to sell them.

Some of the studies cited a requirement for mechanical ventilation as a strong predictor of poor outcome [ 7, 10, 17, 18].

Asked their single biggest problem, 16% of small businesses cited "government requirements and red tape", according to the National Federation of Independent Business.

Another sold for $102.50 before eBay halted any further such auctions, citing a requirement that stock certificates "must be clearly marked as canceled, or the company must have been out of business for some time".

Another way to argue for moral skepticism is to cite a requirement on justified belief.

Both senators cited a work requirement as a prerequisite for their support.