Sentence examples for requirement from from inspiring English sources

I mean, it wasn't a requirement from the consumer for that item.

Hiram has a foreign-language requirement, from which only students of nursing and education are exempt.

There is no doubt that transparency WILL be a requirement from this new government; so ostrich-like behaviour is pointless.

THE Connecticut State Board of Education is considering some form of exit exams as a graduation requirement from high school.

There's a requirement from all of the paramilitary organisations to 'fess up and indicate the roles they played".

Bob Howe, Fordham's director of communications, acknowledged that the permit requirement from the university amounted to "a Catch-22".

Overall, though, this is a useful exercise, and one that should be a requirement from any major programmatic effort.

Last week, Congress stripped that requirement from the bill, saying it would be taken up at a later date.

The Bush administration's decision to scrap the draconian consent requirement from the patient privacy rules should be bemoaned by no one, least of all consumer advocates.

In 2006, the league raised the age requirement from eighteen to nineteen, meaning that most players must play at least a year in college.

The government made it a mandatory requirement, from 2012, for large UK banks to publish pay details of their eight highest-paid senior executive officers.