Sentence examples for requirements and represents from inspiring English sources

In the commission's language, "current holdings exceed growth requirements and represents significant perpetual non-tax revenue generating opportunities".

As Jeremiah Norton, a director at the F.D.I.C., said in a statement on Tuesday: "It should not have been as difficult as it has been for the agencies to come together on today's leverage-ratio proposal, which hardly seems like a seismic shift in capital requirements and represents an attempt to address one of the core causes of the financial crisis".

The exploration aims essentially at meeting performance requirements and represents an important add value to the HLS tools.

He guides his clients through the maze of requirements and represents them at the right offices.

In Equation (4), k represents mobile group of intellectual equipment port number, alpha predictor represents user requirements, and N represents user scale.

In one poignant moment in the documentary, Williams says "no matter what we do, we're late" -- it's a striking comment that stresses the requirement for resolution and represents the urgent need to get woke, stay woke and better the state of black lives.

(4) where (R_{f}) becomes (R_{c}), indicating that the growth accumulated temperature is replaced by the accumulated low temperature of chilling requirements, and (T_{b2}) represents the upper limit of the critical temperature of effective low temperatures.

This leads, therefore, to believe that A. ervi serosa anchorage in host tissues could be among the causes of the limited success of in vitro culture and represents a requirement that needs also to be taken into account to improve our chances to produce it.

He added: "I believe Iran with its huge pent-up demand and investment requirements represents a unique growth opportunity for many European and international companies.

Each box is an instance of a concrete metaclass element and represents a reuse requirement.

With function-focus fibrous products, fulfilling both functionality and styling requirements often represents a design challenge and an optimum trade-off between these two basic criteria may be required.