Sentence examples for requirements get from inspiring English sources

Only when it comes to dessert do the glatt kosher requirements get a little onerous.

Outmoded regulations and onerous state requirements get in the way of addressing this issue, like scores of others.

Mr. Bethune and others said the aid is desperately needed to help sustain airlines while they adjust to new security requirements, get their planes back in the air and try to lure back jittery travelers.

As the requirements get exponentially more complex, the server needs to provide dynamic content in various ways, support encrypted communication, and handle heavy loads gracefully thus making the environment of servers extremely complicated.

Moreover, the global credit crisis could induce Rio Tinto to accept the bid because the firm will face demands to reduce its debt burden as lending requirements get stricter, he added.

The requirements get more strict over time, and states would get lots of money from the federal government to enforce them".

The overall graduation picture has improved since entry requirements got tougher.

Only the external pressures of European Union requirements got Italy to break up its closed corporate system.

But, he noted, "migration to Western countries has become more difficult," because of an increasingly strict application of physical residency requirements: "Getting citizenship has become almost impossible without staying — and of course the second problem is international travel and sanctions".

The future is here – not in the shape of Facebook, Twitter and all the rest, but in a drastic change to one of civilisation's basic requirements: getting humans from place to place.

That's about where the bill has been for the past week — even after the introduction of a new amendment allowing states to apply for waivers from certain Obamacare requirements got conservatives on-board.