Sentence examples for requirements adopted from inspiring English sources

The former is also clearly not the case if one applies the rather strict requirements adopted by the Constitutional Court.

The rule, which was announced in May, was modeled after requirements adopted under President Ronald Reagan but never enforced.

Confronting a potential patchwork of conflicting requirements adopted by states and cities, they finally asked Congress to create a single national standard.

Now those negotiating bilateral and mini-lateral agreements are likely to strive for consistency with the requirements adopted by key trading nations and the firms based in them.

The American Civil Liberties Union said Monday that the new procedures would only increase confusion among immigrants who have been bewildered by the many security requirements adopted after the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Such a regulation would follow up on identification requirements adopted in 2004 by the Food and Drug Administration for drugs and biological agents like vaccines under a rule being phased in.

The evidence provides policy implications to the partner signature requirement adopted in Taiwan and China.

But even if the statute were ambiguous, the scienter requirement adopted here "alleviate[s] vagueness concerns" under this Court's precedents.

Officials with the Aids Healthcare Foundation, which lobbied for years for such a law, welcomed the decision and said they would turn their attention to getting a similar condom requirement adopted elsewhere.

It is notable for providing an effective model of monastic government and for its requirement, adopted by all subsequent Roman Catholic monastic orders, that the individual monk not own property.

Shareholder support started to increase in 2014 as proponents began to focus on the "3% for 3 years" ownership requirement adopted by the SEC in its 2010 rulemaking efforts.