Sentence examples for expensive requirement from inspiring English sources

Andy Newman (NYT) ALBANY: ASSEMBLY PASSES INFERTILITY BILL -- The Assembly passed legislation yesterday that would compel insurance companies to cover the cost of infertility treatments, a potentially expensive requirement pressed by Orthodox Jews in New York.

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IL3 goes further with a requirement for enhanced data security that carries far more stringent and expensive requirements.

And because Obamacare created expensive requirements for companies with more than 50 employees, now many of these businesses aren't hiring.

Businesses portrayed the effort as a useful way to avoid expensive requirements that may have little practical value, while environmental groups portrayed it as a way for industries and Republican donors to rewrite regulations to suit themselves.

The higher premiums, coupled with expensive requirements for homes being rebuilt within newly mapped flood hazard zones, which will take into account the storm's vast reach, pose a serious threat to middle-class and lower-income enclaves.

The rules set out a laundry list of unwieldy — and expensive — requirements for pot producers who want to supply medical marijuana.

The ruling was seen as a win for manufacturers who opposed the stringent and expensive requirements of conducting pharmaceutical-style studies. .

Chicago recently passed stricter rules for ride-share services, including expensive requirements for licensing and liability and a prohibition on airport pickups.

Many scientific societies have recently tried to work with the regulatory agencies (most notably the Food and Drug Administration) in order to reduce the prohibitively expensive requirements before initial clinical evaluation of molecular imaging agents, especially PET/SPECT agents since they are administered at doses many orders of magnitude below the pharmacologically active level.

Patients have to travel to hospitals for treatment that is expensive, requires special dietary requirements and only controls diabetes but is not curative.