Sentence examples for requirement does not go from inspiring English sources
But added that, in her view, this requirement does not go far enough — arguing that police need the ability to retain communications data that was set out in the Communications Data bill.
The reporting requirements do not go into effect immediately, but the commission also approved an interpretive release reminding companies that under current law they could not use financing structures — including off-balance sheet securities or investments — aimed at masking their reported financial condition.
More recently, however, she has focused on the issue of requiring banks to hold a certain amount of capital in case of an emergency, warning that European capital requirements do not go far enough, particularly since some European countries are facing debt crises and banks are exposed to that debt.
Many people worry that these requirements don't go far enough, but the figures, which were set in 1982, haven't been adjusted since.
It does not go nearly far enough in terms of regulatory requirements for nonbanks.
Improvements are evident, but the problem does not go away.
In his statement, Hall referenced a television spot state Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger (R) was forced to change after the state's NAACP chapter complained that it gave misleading information to voters after a new identification requirement that doesn't go into effect until 2016.
Without this requirement the bill doesn't go far enough.
Providing fast, efficient service is the minimum requirement, even if it doesn't go beyond answering a question or solving a problem.
(2) The pain doesn't go away.
