Sentence examples for requirements it does from inspiring English sources

"It does not waive affirmative action requirements, it does not waive job posting requirements, it does not waive their obligation not to engage in discrimination," said Charles E. James, deputy assistant secretary at the Labor Department.

Even if a model does not break when tested against new requirements, it does not imply that the model is able to drive new development, e.g., in ITLET standardization.

In one sense, her account is content-neutral: the life-plan that an autonomous agent can define for herself is not constrained by moral or other requirements; it does not have to be a moral life-plan or one that is otherwise good for the agent to undertake.

Although rescinding the guidance has zero impact on Title IX's legal requirements, it does signal a disdain for the welfare of transgender youth that directly contradicts President Trump's previous statements that he supports the fair treatment of LGBT Americans.

Larry Summers is incorrect on three important dimensions of the Dodd legislation: it doesn't "insist institutions have much more" capital requirements, it doesn't "restrict proprietary trading activities in any meaningful fashion," and it doesn't "eliminate the prospect" of a bailout.

Citing secrecy requirements, it did not give details on the number or locations of the interceptor batteries.

But the agency said that as long as insurers meet other solvency requirements, it did not want to make an already wobbly stock market weaker by obliging them to switch automatically from equities to bonds just to comply with a statistical guideline.

Though the trial did not lead to any reductions in the participant's insulin requirements, it did offer valuable preliminary data on graft function and indication of long term survival of porcine cells in the human body.

While the resulting production did not cover residents' nutritional requirements, it did "keep them alive" under siege, an official with the Support Coordination Unit was quoted by Enab Baladi as saying.

So even though the latter section would have appeared to give the EPA the authority to waive certain requirements, it did not, the agency claims, authorize any departure from the ban declared in Section 26.420.

Running requires very little equipment, but the one requirement it does have--good, supportive shoes--is crucial.