Sentence examples for remove requirements from inspiring English sources
One cardinal rule is that management cannot interrupt the Scrum and reset priorities, or add or remove requirements.
They also propose expanding DACA to remove requirements that make some undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children ineligible.
The amendments would extend deadlines, lower monitoring fees, and remove requirements about mandatory staffing and higher police salaries, among other provisions.
It would remove requirements that the EPA periodically update and review solid waste disposal regulations, and would make it harder for the government to require companies that deal with hazardous substances to carry enough insurance to cover cleanup.
Right now, Republicans in Congress want to remove requirements for comprehensive benefits, allowing insurance companies to sell cheap plans that are like bad coats: they don't cover much and will leave you cold when winter comes.
Universities have been quick to relax entry requirements, and some have removed requirements for certain subjects – for example, it is now possible for some students to read engineering without having studied mathematics up to the age of 18.
Google is also contributing to the process by shrinking the size of updates to ensure a faster download and by removing requirements for users to approve every update.
It is also shown that an adaptive version of the proposed controller is achieved through removing requirements of knowing the bounds of the uncertainties and perturbations in advance.
Later reforms also removed requirements for claimants to leave part of their land in low or no production ("set-aside"), much of which was managed as potentially beneficial semi-natural habitat (Dicks et al. 2010).
law (2016 2018): Most exemptions removed; requirement extended to cover also ability to support entering spouse -- -- Age limit Temp.
It removes requirement of any arbitrary/user-based decision for choosing a regularization factor thus minimizes the chance for biasedness or errors.
