First, minimum reporting requirements do not require smaller industrial facilities to report.
Newspapers with smaller newsrooms would require smaller endowments.
The sale of the Chinook and Snohomish would go toward capital investments, including buying or leasing smaller passenger ferries that are more fuel efficient and require smaller crews.
Case-control studies are advantageous because they require smaller sample sizes and thus fewer resources and less time than other observational studies.
Crops that are modified to produce their own insecticides should require smaller applications of synthetic pesticides of the sort that Greens generally object to.
At the last minute, the House added a provision that would require smaller companies to give notice before they lay off workers and extend the notification period to 90 days from 60.
Yet the entrenched and illegal dowry system – where a bride's family pays significant sums to the groom – encourages the marriage of adolescent girls, because younger brides typically require smaller dowries.
At the same time, the loan-to-value ratio — the loan amount expressed as a percentage of a home's value — rose a bit, meaning that banks were willing to lend more and require smaller down payments.
Operations against such organizations require smaller and more-flexible intelligence services capable of combining technical intelligence (i.e., imagery and signals intelligence) and human intelligence; operations officers and analysts; and various military, intelligence, and security organizations.
Some use more durable materials so that a patient requiring a hip implant at age 40 or 50 might rely on it longer than the standard 20 years, while other models are streamlined and require smaller incisions.
They can let multinationals and other big, mobile investors use havens and thus pay a lower effective rate but require smaller, more domestically oriented companies to pay the full rate.
