Sentence examples for obvious requirements from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, the international financial system has failed to meet two obvious requirements: of preventing instability and crises, and of transferring resources from richer to poorer economies.
Two obvious requirements for a fair election are that voters should have complete confidence about their ballots' being counted accurately and that everyone, including the disabled, should have access to the polls.
Many types of knowledge and cognitive functioning are embedded in every skill area, and many, if not all, of the standards merely translate the obvious requirements of English work into wordy abstractions.
The obvious requirements of the assessment methods, in accordance with the requirements of the measurement tools, are that the method be fast, and that it demonstrates high reproducibility, compatibility, and reliability ratings.
Even if he does, reinforcements will be needed in other areas, with pace in central midfield and defence an obvious requirement, and that will require some immediate outlay.
"The first and most obvious requirement is for the consortium to finally secure their funding and they require the full support of the Leicester public to achieve this".
The most obvious requirement of a story is that it be true.
These are improvements, as is the more obvious requirement that procedures comply with international laws that ban torture and other forms of inhumane treatment.
When the systems engineer's job is defined as including significant management responsibility, some acquaintance with modern management techniques is an obvious requirement.
Referring to annual reports filed with the S.E.C., he said "there is an obvious requirement to disclose contracts with the executives, and I am astounded every time I look in the most recent 10-K and the agreement is not mentioned".
Jon Schofield, who with Liam Heath took bronze yesterday in the two-man 200m sprint, revealed how the canoeists have also shared the benefit of Steve Peters, GB Cycling's silver-haired psychiatrist, but the two sports also share an obvious requirement to generate optimum force.
