Sentence examples for requirement existed from inspiring English sources

Broadcasters felt it was an infringement of the constitutional right to free speech; no such "fairness" requirement existed for the press.

Therefore, the plaintiff was never placed on notice that he needed to argue that no exhaustion requirement existed for these two counts.

The indictment contends that such a requirement existed, which made dissemination of the information before it was officially announced a violation of insider-trading laws against misappropriation of material information.

"Trust me, I was taken aback that we had to tender that information to the prosecution," said William M. Ward, chief public defender of the 10th Judicial District of Minnesota, who previously worked in Illinois, where no such requirement existed.

The plaintiffs do not provide documentary proof that such a requirement existed, but they do provide records from one clinic in Georgia showing it wasted twice as much Venofer as it actually gave to patients.

That requirement existed regardless of the new Soviet missiles, and it was becoming problematic because of the age of NATO's medium-range bombers and the lack of any U.S. intermediate-range land-based missile in Europe.

But no such requirement exists, nor is a hospital required to even check.

While no federal requirement exists, agencies in many states are required under law to report hate crimes and collect hate crime data.

This confirms our conclusion that sperm storage requires ER/Golgi/PM secretion from female secretory cells and shows that this requirement exists in adulthood.

Since development of reporting guidelines is complex and time-consuming, developers should first consider whether a requirement exists for a new or extended reporting guidelines, or if the existing ones should continue to be used.

Although using a prototrophic marker requires working with a strain that carries the corresponding auxotrophic mutation, no such requirement exists for drug resistance markers.