Sentence examples for requirement means from inspiring English sources

This requirement means that charities can only avail of the exemption where the services are directly necessary to their purposes.

"The buy-first provision and the three-year holding requirement means management has skin in the game," Mr. McGurn said.

A higher reserve requirement means less money will be available for loans, which would slow economic growth.

A supermajority requirement means that one "no" vote in the legislature counts the same as two "yes" votes.

The membership requirement means that several Minneapolis agencies with reputations for well-regarded work — among them, Mono, Olson and Zeus Jones — are sidelined.

The requirement means those applying must have started their news career before Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg had celebrated his 13th birthday.

But that requirement meant half the patients in the trial did not qualify for treatment.

The speed requirement meant I.B.M.'s Watson had to do its near-instant data digging in memory instead of finding data on hard disks.

First, Stephens was disqualified in a match against Andrews for failing to drop the reins at the start of a pass, a requirement meant to keep competitors from yanking on the horse's mouth if they're knocked off.

The primary outcomes were RBC transfusion requirement, mean number of transfused RBCs and mean haemoglobin (Hb) concentration.

This "always online" requirement meant big queues to get in to the game and slow response times when lots of people were playing.