Sentence examples for obscure requirement from inspiring English sources

It turns out the commission has a few more tweaks up its sleeve: it plans to eliminate an obscure requirement that taxi drivers inform passengers about any toll charges at the start of a trip, and to add a rule that all cabdrivers must inspect their trunks for lost property after a trip to the airport.

A participant screening instrument was used that included several items unrelated to eligibility criteria, in order to obscure eligibility requirements.

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This requirement may obscure critical information and fails to represent the clinical setting where some interpretations are, in fact, equivocal.

The vaccine makers have also brought attention to cervical cancer by providing money for activities by patients' and women's groups, doctors and medical experts, lobbyists and political organizations interested in the disease, sometimes in ways that skirt disclosure requirements or obscure the companies' involvement.

In morbidly obese patients, difficult airway management, obscured surface landmarks and requirement for tracheostomy tubes not designed for PDT may make the procedure problematic.

On the Foreign Office travel advice website there is only one small and largely obscure reference to the new requirements for the US, and no effort to highlight the change in a way that would alert the average traveller.

Data modeling concisely represents the endless body of dry material requirements that tend to obscure the more structural and powerful design facts of a complex business application.

Certain short-chain carboxylic acids (SCCA) appear to share a common teratogenic potential, although the structural requirements for activity remain obscure.

Yet too often individuality is crushed under training schedules and obscured by the demands of "teamship" and the unspoken requirement not to bite the hand that feeds.

But that obscures a defining and central feature of CDHPs: a requirement that folks enrolled in them, regardless of income, pay a substantial sum from their wallets for medical care every year before their insurance coverage kicks in.