Sentence examples for posting requirements from inspiring English sources

She said that while the proposed regulations would require owners to comply with the notice and posting requirements by Oct. 1, comments received by the department as a result of the public hearing might delay the date.

What if we also add collateral posting requirements that result from European banks being downgraded?

Moreover, what would the collateral posting requirements be for European banks if non-Greek sovereign debt was downgraded after the triggering of Greek credit-default swaps?

"It does not waive affirmative action requirements, it does not waive job posting requirements, it does not waive their obligation not to engage in discrimination," said Charles E. James, deputy assistant secretary at the Labor Department.

McDougall says after Craigslist shut down its adult category in September 2010, "adult, dating and other paid ad content on Backpage.com increased approximately 29%." She adds that the volume of adult ads on Backpage started to climb steadily when Craigslist renamed its erotic ads category to Adult Services in 2009, implementing increasing posting requirements and restrictions.

Mr. Johnson of the chamber questioned whether the labor board had the statutory authority to impose such a posting requirement and whether the required notice would provide a balanced overview of employee rights, including the right not to join a union.

"Those agencies are already working to comply with a February 2013 directive from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy OSTPP) requiring that they develop public access policies with a 12-month posting requirement (with some wiggle room on the 12 months)." NIH already has similar requirements.

Those agencies are already working to comply with a February 2013 directive from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) requiring that they develop public access policies with a 12-month posting requirement (with some wiggle room on the 12 months).

Ronald Meisburg, a lawyer at Proskauer Rose who was the labor board's general counsel under President George W. Bush, said the proposed posting requirement would not prove a major event.

The suit seeks a preliminary injunction to block the posting requirement.

And it has the benefit of completely satisfying the public notice posting requirement.