Sentence examples for requirement set out from inspiring English sources

Money not spent through DfID is exempt from a requirement – set out in the International Development Act 2002 – to be used on poverty-reducing causes.

The government states that "there will be a stronger expectation, set out in statutory guidance, for the plans to be in line with the health and wellbeing strategy", but this looks less demanding than the clear accountability requirement set out by the Future Forum.

The requirement set out in Article 27§3 of the TRIPS Agreement does not make direct reference to the UPOV system, even though today it seems to be considered as the main (if not the only) sui generis plant variety protection system that is duly implemented and complied with in an effective manner (Llewelyn [2004]).

"Therefore, banks in Hong Kong are required to observe the requirements set out in the prevention-of-money-laundering guidelines," it said.

Kobach argued the letter failed to meet the legal requirements set out in a 1997 statute.

These findings ought to help tropical countries to meet the reporting requirements set out in the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

This article was amended on 2 June 2016 to correct details about the judgment and the requirements set out in the 1976 Local Government Miscellaneous Provisions Act.

Gulliver said HSBC had legal advice that showed its allowances – paid in shares, which the bank cannot claw back – met the requirements set out by the European Banking Authority.

"The evidence irrefutably demonstrates I meet all residency requirements set out in electoral law to be a councillor in Barking and Dagenham.

It had not complied in full with financial management requirements set out in the DCSF grant letters, nor had it put in place "appropriate governance arrangements".

C4 fulfils its public service remit, which features both qualitative purposes and specific quota requirements set out in its Ofcom licence, while remaining self-sufficient in commercial terms.