Sentence examples for requirements calling from inspiring English sources

Banks loathe the thought of tougher capital requirements, calling it a "surcharge".

The Court did suggest that requirements calling for the public disclosure of contributions might pass constitutional muster, but Congress shows no inclination to enact any such rules.

Kevin McAllister, the president of Peconic Baykeeper, an environmental group, applauded the state's stricter requirements, calling them a "necessary and important step".

He also chose not to make it harder to buy stock on credit by raising margin requirements, calling this weapon a blunt instrument that would affect only small investors who could not maneuver around it, but nevertheless something that would "guarantee" elimination of the market bubble.

Many leaders have adopted the rhetoric of democracy while devising creative ways to limit political competition.1 They may seek to reduce the number of opposition candidates, for example, by imposing residency requirements, calling for health certifications, or restricting eligibility to those with a certain level of education and experience.

These new initiatives do not require congressional approval, but the proposed seller concessions and the tougher down payment requirements calls for a public comment period.

Those requirements, called behavioral remedies, are common in vertical mergers.

The vehicle requirements call for a simple, robust device with low mass and low power consumption.

Specification requirements called for a 66-foot right-of-way completely cleared.

And motors are cheaper to make unless the design requirements call for a device smaller than about two cubic centimeters.

The new parole requirements call for the offender to ask for forgiveness and then it's recorded.