Sentence examples for requirements coming from inspiring English sources

"The question is, How do you deal with the explosive requirements coming from all of these smart devices?" Mr. Stainkin said during an interview.

They're produced in Darmstadt, just as they were a hundred years ago, and shipped to Merck's large Korean subsidiary in Seoul, where Korean engineers mix and mingle the singles in accordance with requirements coming from LG and Samsung.

First, the deal frees up capital, getting the firm closer to meeting stiffer requirements coming soon under the accord from the Bank for International Settlements known as Basel III.

Paul Henty, of Charles Russell Speechlys, said: "Morally and commercially, no business operating in the UK can afford to ignore the Modern Slavery Act and the reporting requirements coming into force.

As soon as your forecasts suggest a peak in working capital requirements coming up, you should take action to meet a funding shortfall or go to your finance provider and ask for additional financing.

I think the other thing to remember is before this release we were already behind schedule in terms of borrowing for the year as a whole, so it does take in a risk for an upward revision to government borrowing requirements coming November.

because businesses need to "make and implement numerous critical decisions now to ensure their ability to comply as requirements come into effect in the coming years".

A unit's requirements come first.

Student visa reforms, which included tougher sponsor and English language requirements, came into effect in April.

In July, America's Burma Responsible Investment Reporting Requirements came into force.

Last month two new requirements came into force: a foreign bride must speak Korean, and a Korean groom must support her financially.