Sentence examples for requirements and set from inspiring English sources

Senators did, for the first time, add conservation requirements and set income limits for the recipients of crop insurance.

The House of Representatives had approved its own bill, H.R. 1599 which also would have blocked state GMO-labeling requirements and set up a federal GMO-free certification program with mostly Republican votes last summer.

In 2000, the Professions Act provided the basis for the development of professional qualification requirements and set out the conditions and procedures for the assessment and awarding of professional qualifications (Kutseseadus 2000).

This work will help software analyzers to decompose complicated requirement documents into separated concerns, and organize essential requirement information as rigorous models, which will both facilitate simulation and verification of requirements and set up the starting point for the model-driven development.

There are two subcategories of 1A variations, which have clearly defined document requirements and set of conditions for the change Type 1A variations are "do and tell".

The final law ditches the original draft's disclosure requirements and sets up a fact-finding task force in their place.

Imaginative searching for what is available in your destination country, checking health and hazards like visa requirements, and setting up any visits and meetings can make it all more rewarding.

The judge's decision grows out of a court consent decree in 1981, requiring the city to provide shelter for any homeless single person who meets certain basic eligibility requirements and setting out standards like square footage, toilet and shower requirements, Mr. Crane said.

It is clear that success in meeting percentage carbon reduction targets is heavily dependent on planners and developers understanding the requirements and setting up clear mechanisms to negotiate the final design.

These have consisted of launching international recruitment campaigns, easing immigration requirements and setting up special arrangements that foster shared learning between health care systems.

But in his capacity as wartime commander-in-chief, George Bush decided to ignore this requirement and set up his own secret "warrantless" eavesdropping programme.The outcry when this was revealed was deafening, and the programme was dropped.