Sentence examples for consequential requirement from inspiring English sources
Potentially the incomplete physical and non-physical recovery from a period of critical illness experienced by some has an impact on the resumption of independent living and employment; this situation, plus any consequential requirement for care, may jeopardize their wider family social and economic stability.
He wrote: "Their change of attitude is demonstrated in their internal procedures by which they seek to avoid adverse rulings, their recognition of the importance of speedy resolution and in their acknowledgement that they cannot resist the consequential requirements we impose".
"Plans will need to make major and costly systems changes and produce customized benefit statements for every healthcare option". But an official with the National Retail Federation, a leading member of a coalition of major employer groups, said many employers were heartened by signals that the administration would try to ease other, more consequential requirements of the health law.
"America is going to have the most consequential set of clean-air requirements, on a generational scale," said Mr. Connaughton, the former environmental quality chairman.
The introduction of a consequential new flight-control feature without any requirement for pilot training is now drawing more scrutiny.
The problem is that a consensus is required to make a change as consequential as the one Andresen suggests, which would substantially alter the requirements for mining.
The tyranny of the new, the next, the things to come, is a requirement of news, but it can render any victory, even great big ones, small and less consequential.
"Consequential damages resulting from the seller's breach include (a) any loss resulting from general or particular requirements and needs of which the seller at the time of contracting had reason to know and which could not reasonably be prevented by cover or otherwise;.
Traditional authority is consequential.
Reagan was consequential.
