Sentence examples for proper requirements from inspiring English sources

But there is no federal oversight or supervision of prepaid companies that aren't banks, to make sure the proper requirements for the insurance are met, Pew found.

Administrative and structural changes can also solve problems of students graduating without the proper requirements.

"It is very clear whether someone complies with or doesn't comply with the fit and proper requirements.

"There is a need to reinforce the roof's structure so the stadium can be used, taking into consideration the proper requirements of safety," he told journalists in Rio.

"I always maintained I would meet the fit and proper requirements of the Scottish FA once they had examined all the evidence and that is what happened.

"Where is the proper intersection, or boundary line if you will, between the proper requirements of public safety and the proper requirements of privacy?

The statement issued by Ofcom today - saying that the investigation into phone-hacking lies properly in the hands of the police and the courts although they are monitoring the situation closely - suggests they are rather sitting on the fence on how they will apply the "fit and proper" requirement to this situation.

Tom Watson, one of the most vocal members of the British Parliament on the question of phone hacking at The News of the World, said that, if true, the allegations against NDS could raise questions about whether News Corporation would pass the "fit and proper" requirement to operate as a broadcaster.

(e) as (d), inserted provisions authorizing SIPC to prescribe necessary and proper minimal requirements for providing public notice of membership by a member of SIPC in SIPC, and struck out provisions authorizing rules by SIPC to implement advertising requirements.

The film stars Laura Linney as Louise and Topher Grace as F. Scott Feinstadt, the student with the proper entry requirements.

Internet and mobile-phone companies, and the agencies that get data from them, must be subject to proper reporting requirements.