Sentence examples for requirements kick from inspiring English sources

Health providers and insurers are about to be hit financially as HIT requirements kick in just as the health reforms passed by Congress in 2010 squeeze margins.

Wells Fargo regularly finances co-ops with fewer than 10 units, but if there are fewer than 5, additional requirements kick in.

That could change as stiffer reserve requirements kick in, raising the real cost to banks of keeping mortgages on their books.

As the Basel requirements kick in – U.S. banks have to start applying the latest version of Basel at the beginning of next year – JPMorgan may take more potentially disrupting asset-reducing moves to reduce how much capital it has to hold.

— Melissa Clark The New York Times: Case Study: how Baked in the Sun, a wholesale baker and distributor of freshly baked pastries near San Diego, plans to provide insurance to its 95 workers beginning Jan . 1 when some Obamacare requirements kick in for businesses with more than 50 employees.

In the first six months of 2009 the number of corporate issues raising more than €1 billion in denominations of €1,000 or less surpassed recent full-year totals (see chart).Borrowers are normally hesitant to offer bonds in denominations below €50,000, the level at which onerous EU reporting requirements kick in.

Compliance increased to 98% in 2014 as the state requirements kicked in.

But air quality officials did not regularly measure pollution near freeways until new federal requirements kicked in last year.

But since the NIH requirement kicked in in April 2008 including a 12-month delay for mandatory release—biomedical journals have survived.

The US is eager for countries to join quickly because the deal's carbon-cutting requirements only kick in once a critical mass of polluting nations join.

And it has the option to sell a portion of its stake to DST, as well as to sell $1.5 billion worth of shares to Goldman clients through a "special purpose vehicle" designed to skirt the SEC's 500-shareholder rule, which is when public-level financial disclosure requirements normally kick in.