Sentence examples for imperial requirements from inspiring English sources

Is the Death Star evidence of an Imperial requirements process in dire need of discipline?

Their Imperial Age requirement is cut by 1/3rd (667 food and 533 gold are the resource requirements for them to advance to the Imperial Age).

Ferguson himself acknowledges that annexation is no necessary requirement for imperial success: the British Empire often operated without formally controlling territory.

Last year, the only universities to make an A* a requirement were Imperial, Cambridge, UCL and Warwick.

In the latter half of the 11th century, the emperor Shirakawa abdicated the throne in favour of his son and then introduced a new political system called insei, by which the former emperor, who was now freed from the ceremonial requirements of the Imperial office (but could count on the loyalty of his son, the real emperor), was finally able to wrest the power of the throne away from the Fujiwara.

While these deported elites yearned for a return to Jerusalem, it is clear that they also came to terms with the Babylonian regime and the Babylonian economy, enough to participate in the opportunities and requirements of the imperial order.

In the last full fiscal year before the disaster, which ended on September 30, 2007, the facility refined 14.51 million hundredweight of sugar, 9% of the nation's requirements, compared to Imperial's Gramercy, Louisiana refinery, which refined 11.08 million hundredweight of sugar in the same time period.

These conclusions could have wider implications for the design of wildlife reserves within dehesas, which has been previously based on the umbrella species concept (e.g. some dehesas are managed for imperial eagle Aquila adalberti conservation), without considering habitat requirements of other representative animal groups.

However, it also concluded there was a "widespread poor culture of care" and said of Imperial: "This establishment is at high risk of non-compliance with the requirements of the legislation".

Yi Xing's astronomical clock and water-powered armillary sphere became well known throughout the country, since students attempting to pass the imperial examinations by 730 had to write an essay on the device as an exam requirement.

Today, it seems imperial.