Sentence examples for explicitly requiring from inspiring English sources

As a result of this review, it appears that 111 schools may be contravening the requirements of the Higher Education Act by explicitly requiring applicants to submit forms other than the Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSAA) or by failing to make clear that only the FAFSA is required to be considered for federal student aid.

Chinese regulations on foreign investment have gone from explicitly requiring technology transfers to "encouraging" them, for example.

This includes automated implementation of negative design by explicitly requiring higher free energy of the denatured state.

In the first case, from Wisconsin, he asked whether a state could enact a law explicitly requiring election maps to favor one party.

The McDuffie bill would attempt to make those "bundles" more transparent — explicitly requiring lobbyists to disclose their aggregation and requiring campaigns, and requiring political committees to report donations of $10,000 or more they believe to have been bundled.

But the mere fact that there are no words in Part (A) explicitly requiring that each shareholder own stock in each corporation does not mean that the Regulation's interpretation, "singly or in combination," must be accepted as reasonable.

Educational requirements: None explicitly required, but most legislators, particularly on the national level, have at least a bachelor's degree.

Interestingly, Bratman's requirement does not explicitly require the actual meshing of subplans.

While several states do not explicitly require SRS, or like Hawaii and Connecticut, have removed SRS as a requirement, the law is often vague and difficult to interpret.

According to the Federation of State Medical Boards, 16 states now explicitly require H.M.O.

FINA, the sports' international governing body, does not explicitly require them at the Olympics.