Sentence examples for requirement for separate from inspiring English sources
The regulatory requirement for separate monotherapy and adjunctive-therapy indications in epilepsy is unnecessarily restrictive.
Ms. Fink added that the requirement for separate circuits for kitchen appliances went into effect in 1957, and the requirement for separate circuits for air-conditioners was instituted in 1964.
The MCI Communications Corporation led a group of corporations in appealing the F.C.C.'s decision eliminating the requirement for separate subsidiaries.
But Barchi's administration submitted one number for Rutgers in the state budget, and inserted a provision that would void the requirement for separate funding for Newark and Camden.
When we look at that section's requirement for separate statement in different counts of related but distinct 'acts or transactions of the same class of crimes or offenses, which may be properly joined, instead of having several indictments,' our conclusion is reinforced.
In May 2006, the San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) medical care system eliminated the requirement for separate written consent for HIV testing within medical settings [4].
They say that health care providers should inform patients that the tests will be done, not ask their permission, though patients can still refuse, and that there should be no requirements for separate written consent or counseling.
Recent developments, in terms of molecular architecture, offer new horizons for the future at a time when requirements for separating solid particles from liquid are becoming more demanding in the minerals industry.
Given the high capital costs for developing the deep well infrastructure for geologic storage of CO2, the potential to simultaneously produce geothermal energy is an attractive method to offset some of the costs and added energy requirements for separating and transporting the waste CO2 stream.
They do not, however, include a requirement for a separate relief well to be drilled – a key demand of environment groups.
The requirement for a separate plan does not, however, preclude an educational assistance program from being part of a more comprehensive employer plan that provides a choice of nontaxable benefits to employees.
