Sentence examples for requirement facing from inspiring English sources

Dr Jennifer Dixon, chief executive of the Health Foundation, said: "This is a significant contribution to the £22bn estimated efficiency requirement facing the NHS by 2020.

The requirement faces a yearlong review process involving, among other groups, the state House and Senate Education Committees.

It noted that passengers using London as a transfer point must also have their devices charged, adding that anyone who failed to meet the requirement faced delays.

In addition to the problem of lack of neutrality, this requirement faces the problem that some forms of unified consciousness do not seem to involve multiplicity of items, unified consciousness of self for example.

Through a comprehensive set of studies, we found that a VN class with a low resource requirement has a low blocking even in heavy traffic, while the VN class with a high resource requirement faces a high service denial.

An international consortium of bank regulators hammered out an agreement over the weekend that requires the world's biggest banks to hold extra capital beyond the requirements faced by their smaller international competitors.

Your Oct. 6 editorial "Cover-Up on Clean Air" does not mention a few key facts about the increasingly stringent air quality requirements faced by electric power companies.

The Securities and Exchange Commission should make sure that the energy trader's saga puts an end to any talk of lessening disclosure requirements faced by public companies.

"Both Israel and Egypt express their understanding of the competing requirements faced by United States forces around the world, especially in light of the war on terror," a statement issued by the three countries said.

Claimants who do not fulfil these requirements face having the new benefit reduced in a series of slices, ultimately to the level of jobseeker's allowance, says the green paper.

By accepting money from limited numbers of very rich individuals or institutional investors, and (in many cases) by basing themselves in places where regulation is lax, hedge funds escape the standard reporting requirements faced by mutual funds.