Sentence examples for institutions required from inspiring English sources

With respect to entry requirements, most institutions required the candidates to have up to 2 years post-qualification clinical experience (with no specification as to what experience was required), whereas the others only specified to have a primary qualification in Dentistry and registration with GDC.

Above all, there is no insight into the logic of commodification that underpins capitalism and the decentralised democratic institutions required to preserve knowledge, trust and innovation.

A third of institutions required applicants to have at least AAB grades at A-level in 2004, but this had dropped to 30% five years later.

The federal institutions required to manage the national economy conjured up images of the bloated and corrupt British system that the American Revolution had presumably repudiated forever.

"The violence needed for a military victory also tends to destroy the state institutions required to stabilise a country in the long term," warns Andrew Exum, a former Pentagon adviser.

Lucas van Praag, a Goldman spokesman, reiterated that the firm was fully protected from an A.I.G. default and noted that the protection it had purchased from financial institutions required that they post cash to Goldman to cover rising exposures.

Although requirements may vary from lender to lender, most institutions require you to be a U.S. citizen, a U.S. national, or a U.S. permanent resident.

The strategy, being marketed to individuals and institutions, requires a minimum investment of $250,000.

Some institutions require students to send scores from all test dates, while others require only your best scores.

Many licensing institutions require that the company train an in-house regisseur or ballet master who will continue to monitor the performing level and correctness of the work.

In the interests of professional relevance, engineering institutions require accredited departments to have a certain percentage of in-house chartered engineers to run an engineering degree.