Sentence examples for requirements amounts from inspiring English sources

Avinor estimates that the total investment cost for the regional airports of meeting the new requirements amounts to NOK 1.7 billion.

There were no significant differences between the groups regarding postoperative hemodynamic parameters, positive inotropic requirements, amounts of fluids and blood given and pacemaker requirements (P > 0.05 for all).

The objective of this single-center observational study was to determine sedation requirements (amount of sedation used and number of mechanically ventilated patients requiring sedation) in our mixed medical surgical ICU before and after tracheotomy.

Set-up costs, including capital requirements, amount to around ten times average income.

Like many of her classmates at Mount Vernon High, Stephanie said the new state requirements amounted to "just that much more pressure" for teen-agers.

The United States attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., who had told the N.A.A.C.P. in July that the Texas law's requirements amounted to a poll tax, praised the ruling.

Many have also argued that the surgery requirements amount to a severe financial barrier due to the cost of such procedures.

A three-judge panel in Philadelphia ordered the hearings on allegations that the eligibility requirements amounted to purposeful discrimination, which the plaintiffs said adversely affected the number of black college athletes qualifying for athletic scholarships.

They argued, and the Ninth Circuit agreed, that when applied to previous offenses, the law's requirements amount to a new punishment that violates the Constitution's prohibition against ex post facto legislation.

Mr Justice Blake then ruled that the financial requirements amounted to "a disproportionate interference with a genuine spousal relationship" and suggested that a threshold of £13,400, which was more in line with the national minimum wage, would be more appropriate.

The move on visas drew immediate criticism in the United States, where pro-immigration groups and organizations representing American Muslims said the new requirements amounted to profiling by religion or nationality, a shift to methods they called antithetical to American values.