Sentence examples for requirement of state from inspiring English sources

A wipeout of senior bondholders is meant to be an essential requirement of state bailouts in the eurozone these days.

Negotiations, complicated by the requirement of state officials that they not have to deal personally with African-Americans, led to a compromise.

Four of the places have been shuttered, not because the authorities accused them of being bordellos but because they did not offer their employees workers' compensation, a requirement of state law for virtually all employers.

Nonetheless, no court would find Google liable on this basis, as it would require a finding that the requirements of state and federal civil rights law contradict the requirements of the "free speech" statute.

They go well beyond the requirements of state and federal law – and as such, are unenforceable.

The comptroller's office has fought with considerable success to exempt national banks from the requirements of state laws.

This occurred despite the requirements of state law — and the bishop's own policy vows — that suspected crimes against children be immediately reported.

There was disagreement among the lawyers about the wisdom of the court stepping in to draw up a timetable that would deal not only with the requirements of state election law but also the special circumstances of a presidential election.

In a bold example of judicial activism, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the technical requirements of state election law are less important than vindicating the will of the voters.

Bethany Blankley, a spokeswoman for the New York State Banking Department, explained that federal regulatory agencies like the Office of Thrift Supervision, which regulates federally chartered thrift institutions, had issued orders under federal law that pre-empted institutions under its jurisdiction from the requirements of state law.

But today, hours before Senate members began casting their ballots, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that sections of the State Constitution allowing the Senate to set its own rules for electing its officers trumped any requirements of state open-meeting laws.