Sentence examples for requirements aside from inspiring English sources
University requirements aside, you need to ensure that the subjects you pick are ones that you enjoy.
Securities requirements aside, Mr. Issa said this secretiveness flew in the face of good public policy and said he wanted to bring the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, to Capitol Hill "to get every side of the story and understand what the motive and intent was of these actions".
Two requirements: Aside from being 19 or younger, you have to drop out of school.
Here are a few of my requirements aside from stimulating work: an international airport (I should go home every now and then), nightlife (fun outside of work is mandatory), culture (I love all kinds of ethnic food), and intellectually stimulating people to talk to (hopefully more than the people I work with).
There are no credit or income requirements aside from this, but the property does have to remain a primary residence.
Transparency requirements aside, this transformation is remarkable, and cities that are moving on this front are demonstrating a serious commitment to driving forward with improved constituent satisfaction.
Officials began imposing new rules on those building in cities and, later, on those extending them: limiting heights and building designs; imposing maximum densities and minimum parking requirements; setting aside "green belts" on which development was prohibited.
In a closed meeting this afternoon, the regulators decided that Lloyd's would have to meet longstanding requirements to set aside 100percentt of the money needed to pay the World Trade Center claims.
Both concessions have followed Indonesian legal requirements to set aside 10% of their concession as conservation area, and a further 20% for local use and indigenous species, but the vegetation in these conservation areas consists of highly degraded forest at best.
You, as parents, have to understand the sleep requirements of toddlers aside from their other needs in life.
The government is so concerned that in February, the environment secretary, Hilary Benn, announced plans to reintroduce set-aside requirements as a condition of farming subsidies.
