Sentence examples for requirement meaning from inspiring English sources

The Big East still remains in flux, however, because it plans to hold Pittsburgh, Syracuse and West Virginia to the minimum 27-month exit requirement, meaning each university would have to stay in the league until June 30 , 2014

In recent years, more companies have adopted a "majority rules" requirement, meaning a single vote can no longer elect the entire board, even if all other votes are withheld (though some companies retain the power to reinstate directors).

In return, they would get a fast-track route to the right to settle permanently in Britain in two years instead of five years and a relaxed residency requirement, meaning they would only need to spend 90 days a year instead of 180 days a year to qualify.

Sexual violence would be the only form of misconduct subject to this requirement, meaning that colleges could still punish other illegal behavior like physical assault or theft.

It can be made weightier by adding a "need to know" requirement, meaning that you are only entitled to look at what is absolutely necessary for your job.

Four others approved such measures, though three put sunset clauses on the notification requirement, meaning the restriction will die after a certain number of years [ 8].

Several of the charts state that "orbiter certification impact threshold does not meet N.S.T.S. requirements," meaning that the designation did not meet the National Space Transportation System's safety requirements.

Resources are being drawn off to meet day-to-day tactical requirements, meaning that broader, strategic intelligence has suffered, the report found.

Five — Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kansas, Tennessee and Georgia — have what are called strict photo identification requirements, meaning voters must present specific kinds of photo IDs before voting.

Many of these have poor intent requirements, meaning people are being locked up not to keep the rest of society safe, but for technical violations of laws they may not have known existed.

While Google had no intention of winning, it bid to ensure that the airwaves would be subject to so-called openness requirements, meaning that Verizon Wireless, which won the bidding, would not be able to exclude Google services like Web search, Gmail and maps from phones using those frequencies.