Sentence examples for requirement outlined from inspiring English sources

Students making satisfactory academic progress may teach beyond the minimal requirement outlined above.

The State of Connecticut has provided several exceptions to the 6.99% withholding requirement outlined in 3410.2, above.

Religious studies with another subject Program II consists of eight term courses in Religious Studies (the core of six required courses and the two-term senior essay) and four term courses outside the department, one of which may fulfill the seminar requirement outlined above.

Known officially as the "Report on the Legal and Policy Frameworks Guiding the United States' Military Force and Related National Security Operations," the document is part of a new requirement outlined in the 2018 defense spending bill.

Rubenfeld says his company, which maintains an office in Fort Lauderdale, Fla .and is part of a larger company based in the Cayman Islands, has "worked diligently to meet every requirement" outlined by the Scotch Whisky Association and codified by 2009's Scotch Whisky Regulations.

(Key informant, Provincial) Key informants also perceived the cessation requirement outlined in the Ontario Public Health Standards as vague.

There still is no Program Statement on the CMU -- a legal requirement, outlining the specific rules of the CMU and its designation criteria.

And unlike JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup did not book a large upfront charge to reflect the higher operating costs required to meet the new servicing requirements outlined in a regulatory enforcement order issued last week.

Firstly, the steam bag decontamination must not degrade the filtration performance of the FFR below the efficiency required (95% efficient) by NIOSH certification requirements outlined in 42 CFR 84.

Students must complete the requirements outlined in the "General Requirements for the Ph.D. in French or Italian" section of this bulletin, as well as the requirements outlined following.

Online training may be allowable if it meets the requirements outlined in Section 2.a.