Sentence examples for hurdle requiring from inspiring English sources

They have passed a hurdle requiring their employers to show the Labor Department that no Americans were available for their jobs.

But the Olympics remain a higher hurdle, requiring both partners to possess the nationality of the country for whom they skate, which means that — with the Vancouver Games set to begin next month — this is the season of celebration and disappointment and of difficult choices.

After Clinton took office, his team created a new hurdle, requiring a separate HHS review of the scientific merit of an FDA-approved research protocol, which has essentially prevented all but a few research projects from moving forward over the last 18 years.

The result put the AfD within one percentage point of the 5 per cent hurdle required to win seats in the Bundestag.

In the letter he added: "Bearing in mind the level of public support and losses to shareholders, it appears unlikely that the HBOS case does not clear the hurdle required to trigger a thorough re-examination.

A budding new Japanese graduate school backed by the likes of Nobel laureates Sydney Brenner, Susumu Tonegawa, Jerome Friedman, and others has cleared the last hurdle required to start teaching.

Thus far, the 50% hurdle required for the voter turnout to count had been cleared.

So far, the judges have ordered the government to release 35 of the 48 men whose cases they have reviewed, ruling that the government hasn't enough evidence to meet the low evidentiary hurdle required to justify their continued detention.

To that end, they reduce some of the bureaucratic hurdles requiring headquarters approval for certain steps and, in the provision that has gotten a great deal of attention, they permit F.B.I. agents to go to public places where anyone else except F.B.I. agents, including state and local police and non-Justice Department law enforcement agents, were always free to go.

The hurdles require technical precision; athletes compete frequently against each other to hone their skills and maintain their race sharpness.

So, given that it has passed the toughest regulatory hurdles required of it, why is it only being made available in a handful of countries?