Sentence examples for requirements advised from inspiring English sources

Air Commodore Brian Eaton, as Director-General of Operational Requirements, advised Murdoch that if the Air Force did not more fully satisfy the ground support requirements of the Army, then the Army itself would seek to take control of this sphere of operations, undermining the RAAF's position as the main provider of Australia's air power.

The DRI reflects the minimum requirements advised to be taken daily to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

This is when hotels charge above their usual rates for rooms, demand nonrefundable deposits, impose minimum-stay requirements and advise guests to book for next year as they pack their bags to return home.

Keep a headcount as guests arrive and when they arrive at the door, ask if there are any food requirements and advise the kitchen and service staff immediately.

To minimise any distress arising from the interviews, and in accordance with QCS research committee and JCU ethics requirements, participants were advised that counselling was available following the interviews if required.

"Consistent with our office's legal requirement to advise in the preparation of ballot language" for referendums, the attorney general's office provided an initial draft of language to the Board of Elections, Damien LaVera, a spokesman for the office, said in a statement.

They also advised on requirements relating to ethical approval for the establishment of the databank and for subsequent research, and on issues of public interest and appropriate data usage.

To meet the requirements, Prahalad (2006) advises collaborative work with both customers and civil society organizations or governments.

It is certainly appropriate for Ford and Rockefeller to require grantees to comply with existing federal law, but in a climate of fear and intimidation, vague language that goes beyond the legal requirements is regrettable and ill advised".

It advised a rotation requirement for credit ratings analysts to "reduce the risk of undue pressure" on analysts to sign off on questionable products to maintain relationships with issuers.

He acknowledged that there was no constitutional requirement on the question, but advised that a non-lawyer attorney-general would be wholly reliant on the advice of the lawyers on his staff.