Sentence examples for need only meet from inspiring English sources

It follows that law enforcement need only meet a lesser standard before conducting a canine sniff of the exterior of a lawfully stopped vehicle.

If our legislators need evidence that the statute of limitations on rape should be extended, they need only meet with rape victims, whose emotional and physical suffering doesn't end.

Suppose, for example, that the evidence for contrasting propositions need only meet the safe indication condition.

Restored local landmarks need only meet the city Historic Building Code, which is more flexible than the code that governs new buildings, Ikerd said.

Even if arrested, a killer can request a special immunity hearing at which his claim of self-defense need only meet a "preponderance of the evidence".

But even if you can afford a lawyer and such an investment (which often includes filing fees for initiating a claim) isn't worth more than the property you are trying to reclaim in a majority of states the government need only meet its burden by a preponderance of the evidence, which basically means by a tad more than a coin flip.

In utero, pulmonary perfusion needs only meet the metabolic demands of the lung tissue itself, and vasoconstriction in the relatively hypoxic unventilated lung is instrumental in shunting oxygenated blood to the rest of the body via the foetal circulation.

Schools can either be need-blind and meet full need of all applicants, need-blind but only meet some need, or need-blind and meet full need for only U.S. applicants, which means the ability to pay will be considered for international students.

But, even at a place as safe as a coffee shop, young couples still need to only meet during daylight hours and make sure they are home by evening prayers.

For example, take a family now paying $900 per month for a health insurance plan with a $12,000 deductible, who may have needed to only meet a $4,000 deductible just a few years ago.

Many industrial cooling ponds often need only to meet discharge temperature regulations where the pond physically discharges back to the supplying river/reservoir system.