Sentence examples for requirement to save from inspiring English sources

This requirement to save and recycle, known as the Nicholson Challenge, has again resulted in power and resources being increasingly concentrated on the board and its chief executive.

There is no requirement to save the beautiful ones — just to have a strong light that is visible up to 30 miles out to sea.

"The key driver of this is the requirement to save money but we also have to reflect the fact that the general public are undergoing the most severe economic circumstances," the source said.

A classic example of the sort of Samaritan duty that Mill favors would be the requirement to save a drowning child when I could do so at little cost or risk to myself.

Hospitals are often trapped between the legal (and moral) requirement to save lives by providing treatment, and their need to make enough money to survive.

He said the Pentagon had already started adjusting speed and size requirements to save billions on the projected cost of the submarine.

What's been driving them are regulatory requirements to save more data, like the Sarbanes-Oxley requirement to keep e-mails for seven years.

Recently, the growing requirements to save energy and reduce overall environmental impacts has placed greater emphasis on the use of heat exchangers with better thermal efficiency.

"We are sympathetic to NERC's requirements to save money and sympathetic to several of the suggestions they have to do this but they did not make the case that merging BAS and NOC was the best way to achieve those," said Member of Parliament Andrew Miller, the chair of the committee.

The disadvantages for the horizontal cryo storage tanks are the space requirement, stratification etc.To save the space vertical tanks have to be designed.

Pai, who has claimed to be a champion of "transparency," asserted that removing the disclosure requirements would allow ISPs to save money that can then be used for broadband deployment.