Sentence examples for narrow requirements from inspiring English sources

Now they must first get permanent residency, a costly process with narrow requirements that are difficult to meet.

They go to applicants who meet certain narrow requirements, including those who are homeless or living in city-owned buildings undergoing renovations.

A spokesperson for the British Humanist Association also raised concerns over the policy telling The Independent "draconian and narrow requirements put upon both children and parents point to a worryingly restrictive cultural environment".

Now revised and updated to reflect the evolution of scholarly publishing, this edition includes a new chapter arguing that the future of academic writing is in the hands of young scholars who must create work that meets the broader expectations of readers rather than the narrow requirements of academic committees.

Yet, we have an education system now that barely bothers to teach our children poetry or grammar anymore, but instead is forcing educators to focus on just meeting the narrow requirements for improving test scores.

Some fish tolerate a wide range of temperatures; others have very narrow requirements.

A federal judge blocked the order last month, then Attorney General Jeff Sessions released a memo Monday clarifying that it would apply only to jurisdictions that violate 8 USC 1373, a narrow requirement that local governments allow police to share information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

This approach led to discussions in which participants were able to identify and explain issues of importance to them rather than being limited by the narrower requirements of a structured questionnaire [24].

Among other things, the bill would both make it harder to form a class action by narrowing requirements for what plaintiffs must have in common, and more difficult for their lawyers to get paid.

Among other things, the bill would both make it harder to form a class action by narrowing requirements for what plaintiffs must have in common, and more difficult for their lawyers to get paid.

The narrow evidence requirements were first imposed under the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (Laspo) Act of 2012.