Sentence examples for introduced a requirement from inspiring English sources

In 1984, the Federal Trade Commission introduced a requirement that funeral homes accept coffins bought elsewhere.

Ninety councils have introduced a requirement that applicants have a connection to the local area.

A number of states recently introduced a requirement that names on drivers' licenses and voter registration records match exactly.

South Australia introduced a requirement in 2005 that 15% of housing in significant residential developments be made affordable upon rezoning, including in urban renewal and greenfield developments.

Governments are taking an ever keener interest: in Britain, for example, the 2006 Companies Act introduced a requirement for public companies to report on social and environmental matters.

In 2009 the Labour government, at one with the Tories on this issue, introduced a requirement for at least 25% of the GCSE history syllabus to be devoted to British history.

The UK is the first country in the world to introduce a requirement for transparency in supply chains, although similar legislation was introduced in California in 2012.

It now wants to do so, and to introduce a requirement that the advice must come from someone with a pension transfer qualification.

Academies established after this date are exempt, but the DfE will be introducing a requirement for new academies to comply with the standards through its funding agreements.

Last year, a parliamentary commission led by William McKay, the former clerk of the House of Commons, suggested introducing a requirement that laws affecting England alone obtain the backing of a majority of English M.P.s.

In Parliament, David Blunkett, the home secretary, said the government would introduce a requirement for workers from the so-called accession countries to be listed on a register of legal workers.