Sentence examples for requirements existing from inspiring English sources

To the best of the authors' knowledge, a comprehensive survey covering existing mobile M2M communication architectures, service requirements, existing and upcoming challenges, up-to-date standardization efforts, application scenarios, upcoming M2M services in 5G networks, as well as future directions is not available.

Jean Kelly, DEQ spokeswoman, said that under federal requirements existing SPCC plans at ExxonMobil's Baton Rouge complex contain procedures, methods, equipment and other ways to prevent oil discharges from non-transportation facilities into navigable waters.

The case study modeled benzene exposures and health impacts using two scenarios: One assumed that all regulatory programs affecting benzene emissions were enacted in response to CAAA, and one assumed that no additional controls were implemented beyond the requirements existing in 1990.

This is completely untrue, counters Denison: REACH actually decreases requirements for registering new chemicals, compared with prior EU rules, while significantly increasing requirements for existing chemicals.

The academic requirement for the proposed curriculum was also taken as a time average based on the requirements of existing fellowships.

Therefore, purification of crude glycerol is required, in most cases, to remove impurities in order to meet the requirements of existing and emerging uses.

That goes beyond the requirements of existing law.

Russian diplomats have been more inclined to focus on fulfilling the requirements of existing Security Council resolutions.

This approach addresses issues to better fit riverine ecosystem requirements with existing human demands.

"There's plenty of land," he said, to meet the "ongoing requirements of existing settlements," which will be allowed to grow within existing boundaries.

New arrivals could face stricter residency requirements, while existing expats could face new administrative arrangements, possibly including residency and work permits, or higher property taxes.