But believing that the teacher shortage has become too dire to allow that requirement to remain, Mr. Levy asked Mr. Mills to take the new measure before the Regents.
Is the Death Star evidence of an Imperial requirements process in dire need of discipline?
While predictions have been dire for species with narrow niche requirements, such as those relying on montane microclimates [47], [48], wide-ranging species have attracted much less concern.
The drug industry's 35-page complaint has a distinct sky-is-falling ring to it, envisioning dire scenarios in which California's reporting requirement causes prices to go haywire as healthcare players game the market and reduce competition.
Entire armies of employees work on complying with these requirements - many of which have dire threats attached to non-compliance.
Covenants in the firm's bank loans required it to meet certain annual cash-flow requirements, and it's clear that Dewey & LeBoeuf was in dire straits after the 2008 financial crisis.
School officials are also crying foul about the Regents physics exam, though that situation is not so dire because the test is not a graduation requirement.
In 2012, when California was in a dire budget crisis, voters passed a critical ballot initiative undoing the state's requirement of a two-thirds supermajority vote in the legislature to raise taxes.
Such a lobbying force will also ensure adequate funds are available, a vital requirement in scientific field known to be under-resourced financially and in dire need to new effective therapies [92,157].
Just say no to programs that teach young people that having sex before marriage causes psychological and physical harm (yes, that's the federal requirement) even though 95percentt of Americans have sex before marriage, most without such dire consequences.
The new requirement that New York City's 24,000 restaurants prominently display letter grades for cleanliness has provoked dire predictions that would-be customers will flee when they see a big green B or dreaded yellow C in the window.
