Sentence examples for requirements it would from inspiring English sources

"If the NRC more accurately estimated the cost of its regulatory requirements it would find that many of its requirements do not pass a simple cost-benefit test".

"Simply put, if Congress had intended to allow waivers of TANF work requirements, it would have said so in the statute," they wrote.

The state and the feds are arguing over $830 million in federal money that Gov. Rick Perry refused because of requirements it would impose on state education spending, but that doesn't cover a $5-billion-a-year 5-billion-a-year 5-billion-a-year 5-billion-a-year hole

Obviously this is a cleaned-up version of what biological requirements it would take to make your aunt your uncle but the import is the same: if things were different, things would be different.

As we run hundreds of courses and course combinations, which all have different entry requirements, it would take a very long time to pull together the information you're looking for".

Philip Klein (@philipaklein) @RyanLizza Since the administration has already said they haven't been able to implement those requirements, it would effectively delay law October 14, 2013 Updated at 8.42pm BST 8.20pm BST The Guardian's Amanda Holpuch (@Holpuch) has an update on how government programs and services have been affected, 14 days into the shutdown.

If the I.R.S. prevails, either in the case or in imposing its new requirement, it would be easier for the tax collectors to attack companies suspected of underreporting taxes, a problem Judge Lynch said "is likely endemic".

As for the capital requirement, "It would be onerous and raise costs, which would have to be passed onto our clients".

"If there were an intent requirement, it wouldn't matter" whether the other factors referred to in the statute were reasonable or not, Justice Scalia said, adding, "It could be any factor, as long as it was not age".

"Generally, there is no requirement that the co-op use the same material that was previously used," Mr. Saft said, adding that even if the letter writer's proprietary lease contained such a requirement, it would be inapplicable to the present situation because the earlier shareholder replaced the standard flooring.

Were there to be such a requirement, it would involve what is called "substantive independence".