Sentence examples for have set a requirement from inspiring English sources

"We are now discussing with West Ham, Fulham and Newcastle," he told RMC. "We have set a requirement to keep the player until June.

The US does not currently have a federal law requiring companies to inform the public about data breaches, though one was proposed in 2015 under President Obama which would have set a 30-day notification requirement, but it failed to get support.

The International Maritime Organisation has set a global requirement for 0.5% sulphur in fuel by 2020.

But Mr Layden dismissed suggestions that the Home Office had set a "minimum requirement" to deport Qatada, that the risk that the statements allegedly gained through torture would be used in a retrial should be removed entirely.

Around 40% of Europe's carbon dioxide emissions come from heating and lighting in buildings and the EU has set a zero energy requirement for all new house builds by 2021.

Almost every UK university has set a minimum quality requirement for staff to reach to be included in the institution's submission to the RAE, says Tim Benton, Leeds University's pro-dean for research in the faculty of biological sciences.

To this end, Puerto Rico, for example, has set a 30% storage requirement for any new renewable capacity.

California, however, has set a standard equivalent to university eligibility requirements.

States in turn have allowed surcharges ranging from 28 cents to $3 a month, and have set varying requirements for how the money can be used.

Other countries follow the pattern in the United States, where the states have set legal requirements for licensing.

Since the 1970s most building codes have set minimum requirements for insulation of building envelopes, and these have proved to be very cost-effective in saving energy.