Sentence examples for does not require clear from inspiring English sources

The Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center is certifying coffee that is shade-grown, a method that does not require clear cutting of forests and is bird-friendly, as it does not destroy the habitat of migratory birds.

Currently, most ads hosted on Facebook, Google, and elsewhere on the web fall under the "small items" exemption that does not require clear disclosure of who is funding it.

One of the known weaknesses of GCT screening is that its implementation does not require clear relationship to food intake (fasting, pre-, and postprandial phases, or postabsorption period), which creates very different metabolic conditions under which the test is done during the day.

There are also environmental benefits, with insects releasing less greenhouse gases than livestock and rearing insect produce does not require clearing land.

In contrast, ultrasound-based methods do not require clear optical media to obtain precise measurements of ACD.

As a result, there is a great deal of research and support for second generation dedicated energy crops, which do not compete with food crops, do not negatively affect the quality of the land and do not negatively shift the pattern of land use (for example that do not require clearing certain types of land to grow energy crops).

On the contrary, the Poisson regression model does not require a clear seasonal pattern of influenza, thus it is especially useful for tropical and subtropical regions [ 14].

As magnetic fields are unimpeded by non-magnetic objects, magnetic tracking does not require a clear line of sight between the magnetic field transmitter and the tracked OCT probe, making it well suited for clinical use.

While PSVR's positional tracking solution or hardware specs aren't quite as good as the Vive's, it does not require a cleared, separate room for operation, nor a powerful PC to run.

Judge Chandler, in his 68-page opinion, wrote, "The law of contracts, however, does not require parties to choose optimally clear language; in fact, parties often riddle their agreements with a certain amount of ambiguity in order to reach a compromise".

It stated: "The condition that an operational leader present an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States does not require the United States to have clear evidence that a specific attack on US persons and interests will take place in the immediate future".