Sentence examples for requirements extend to from inspiring English sources
The new US security requirements extend to 105 countries, not just those subject to the laptop ban.
The calorie-posting requirements extend to an array of foods that Americans consume in their daily lives: popcorn at the movie theater, muffins at a bakery, a deli sandwich, a milkshake at an ice cream shop, a drive-through cheeseburger, a hot dog at Costco or Target.
Finally, these DNA repair requirements extend to the mitochondria, which, by virtue of its small genome, is hypersensitive to DNA damage.
In addition to its essential role in protein synthesis and hence fetal growth, Trp requirements extend to the importance its metabolites have in pregnancy.
Early court decisions limited the amendment's scope to a law enforcement officer's physical intrusion onto private property, but with Katz v. United States (1967), the Supreme Court held that its protections, such as the warrant requirement, extend to the privacy of individuals as well as physical locations.
Since 2011, labels on unprocessed beef sold in Europe have been required to identify where a cow was born, raised and slaughtered; most countries now want this requirement extended to processed beef.
This requirement extends to policies relating to equity securities of the company, any parent company, and any subsidiary of the company or the parent company, and to equity securities whether granted as compensation or otherwise held by such persons.
Moreover, this requirement extends to the video transport mechanism which must also ensure synchronous delivery to the central processing hubs.
law (2016 2018): Most exemptions removed; requirement extended to cover also ability to support entering spouse -- -- Age limit Temp.
And despite what advocates of "soft coup" conspiracy theories might argue, the indigenousness requirement extends to strategizing.
For allopolyploid species, this requirement extends to the presence of SNPs within each resident sub-genome, in addition to locations along each chromosome.
