Sentence examples for requirement to ask from inspiring English sources
And addresses from those places do not set off the requirement to ask about citizenship.
Giulini (2001, 653) argues that it is too strong a requirement to ask that a simultaneity relation be invariant under causal transformations (such as scale transformations) that are not physical symmetries, which Malament as well as Sarkar and Stachel do.
Current requirements to ask young people's opinions of the services they use amount to little more than lip service.
Other changes agreed will also remove the requirement for GPs to ask patients with diabetes, at every annual check up, whether or not they experience erectile dysfunction.
This occurred mainly at school 1 where use of the UMeP more closely mirrored use of the ePortfolio by Foundation doctors, and the requirement for students to ask their supervisors to complete assessments probably resulted in more discussions of the ePortfolio in general.
Paul Kenny, the GMB general secretary, said: "There is no requirement for the directors to ask individual shareholders much less any requirement for shareholders to opt in".
Once the receptionist has jotted down his dietary requirements, she goes on to ask him to nominate his sexual preference; after hearing that bisexuality is off the menu, Farrell's long, frowning pause before picking "heterosexual" is as funny as anything he does in In Bruges.
The new parole requirements call for the offender to ask for forgiveness and then it's recorded.
Typically colleges will not modify the curriculum or alter graduation requirements, so you'll need to ask good questions before having him enroll.
A bill in the State Assembly would eliminate the face-to-face interview requirements and require the state to ask the federal government to change the recertification process from annually to every other year, all ideas supported by New York City, which foots some of the bill.
Because of research ethics requirements we were not allowed to ask these patients their reasons for declining.
