Sentence examples for plain requirements from inspiring English sources

"When all is said and done," they said, "the government wants to execute someone so badly for the events of Sept. 11 that, because no one else is available, it is willing to ignore the plain requirements of the law to make Moussaoui death-eligible -- not based on anything he actually did, but on what it insists he wanted to do".

Stronger plain language requirements are recommended.

"Even though we believe the government has taken our property from us, we'll ensure our products comply with the plain packaging requirements and implementation dates".

In one 2010 case that was held up as an example of these panels' faults, the Philip Morris cigarette company sued Uruguay for implementing plain packaging requirements.

The present study investigated public attitudes to potential tobacco control policy extensions, namely plain packaging requirements and smoking bans at outdoor venues.

Stephen L. Taylor, who heads the Food Processing Center at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, lauds the "plain language" requirement as an overdue development.

On Aug. 19 Hirschfeld was removed from the ballot for the Sept. 9th primary by a state Supreme Court judge, who ruled that the documents Hirschfeld submitted were "not in compliance with the most plain and simple requirements of election law".

Customers write tests in plain English, the requirements they have, and then the service takes people through a series of steps to run the tests that the customer wants performed.

A "willful violation" complaint was filed against Fabi, the most serious allowed, meaning "the evidence shows either an intentional violation of the act or plain indifference to its requirements".

In many countries, claims made in propaganda (including advertising) about the contents or characteristics of foods and drugs and some other products are also subject to registration and to requirements of "plain labelling".

"While proponents of this plan claim it's about embryonic-tissue requirements, the plain intention and unavoidable outcome of this scheme is to make it harder for a woman to access basic health care by placing more barriers between a woman and her doctor," he said. .