Sentence examples for requirement as it from inspiring English sources
Incorporating support for Android apps was always on Jolla's roadmap but today it's confirmed that Android apps can now run directly on Sailfish without any modifications — crossing off a key requirement as it tries to establish its platform ahead of launching its own hardware starting in Q4.
In the end, The Crew's hardest ask is maybe its 'always-online' requirement as it looks to be simply the next stage in evolution of the open-world arcade racer.
The Wallace has to find new ways of making money, since admission to its permanent collections is free (a government requirement), as it is to the small exhibitions it holds in the basement.The director's immediate focus is fund-raising, which contributes only 15% of the budget.
Employers should maintain collective consultations whether or not they remain a legal requirement, as it is good for staff and institutions to engage in positive dialogue.
Many teachers said they wondered why the state did not issue a waiver to the 180-day requirement, as it did last school year after Hurricane Irene.
Though as the New York City FC deal shows, the stadium being in place, once considered a non-negotiable cornerstone of any credible bid, is perhaps not such a definitive requirement as it once was.
"When dealing with such a critical component of our economy as electricity certainly is you can't just impose such an extreme requirement, as laudable as it may be, and hope that somehow it happens," he says.
It also has heavy CSI requirements as it requires knowledge of the entire channel matrix H u of each user.
Emotional involvement is a requirement as well.
The bank did not have to tap the British government for funds to meet capital requirements as it attracted more customer deposits.
Robert Goldenkoff, the office's strategic issues director, said Friday before a Congressional hearing in Los Angeles that the Paper Based Operations Control System had not demonstrated the ability to meet peak requirements as it sought to count residents who did not return census forms by mail.
