Sentence examples for requirements levied from inspiring English sources

This use of margin is made in conjunction with requirements levied on members, which enables the establishing of a default or compensation fund.

On June 29 ,2015 OSHA again cited BAE Systems Southeast Shipyard Alabama for 1 "Serious" violation of the general duty requirement, and levied the maximum allowable penalty of $7,000.

The agreement levied data-sharing requirements on ride-hailing firms and requires them to provide detailed information on where and how many trips they are delivering within the District.

The new audit, due diligence, and liability requirements from the JOBS Act, now levied on equity crowdfunding portals, could dramatically increase the costs and restrictions on angel groups.

Although EU sources emphasize there is no requirement that publishers levy a charge for their content — rather, it is up to publishers to decide on conditions for use of their content, with the argument being that the neighboring right would give publishers a stronger legal basis to negotiate with third parties.

Although EU sources emphasize there is no requirement that publishers levy a charge for their content — rather, it is up to publishers to decide on conditions for use of their content, with the argument being that the neighboring right would give publishers a stronger legal basis to negotiate with third parties.

Distress was frequently levied without legal process, but requirements have become more stringent and now often necessitate some type of court action.

The present case, by contrast, concerns the First Amendment requirements applicable to a special assessment or dues increase that is levied to meet expenses that were not disclosed when the amount of the regular assessment was set.

"The ability to stay connected even while roaming across international networks is a key requirement, particularly within the enterprise sector, and operators have traditionally levied a significant surcharge for this privilege, particularly in the case of data services".

The Education Department levied a $29.7 million fine, a ban on enrolling new students, and a requirement that Heald prepare plans for its thousands of students to either graduate or transfer to a new school.

But Locke refers back to this argument when he defends the requirement of representative institutions for deciding when property may be regulated and when taxes may be levied.