Sentence examples for requirements making it from inspiring English sources

Kickstarter projects have no disclosure requirements, making it easier to defraud contributors.

Now that the central bank has started its easing cycle, however tentatively, it is only a matter of time before it cuts rates again and further reduces banks' reserve requirements, making it easier for them to lend.

Judge Smith also concluded that the government impeded Carteret's attempts to raise capital from investors in 1992, saying the bank "was unable to find a match as the government imposed harsh and unrealistic requirements making it impossible for any investors to invest".

The rules will ban credit brokers from charging fees to customers, and from requesting customers' bank details unless they comply with new requirements making it clear who they are dealing with, what fee will be payable, and when and how the fee will be payable.

Libya is the last north African country to open up to European tourism and has seen steady rises in visitor numbers since the recent relaxation of visa requirements, making it possible for visitors to obtain visas at the point of entry.

Ecuador may be another hotspot, as the country has no visa requirements, making it easier for Cubans to visit.

In addition to this, its low computational requirements make it attractive for low complexity receivers.

Moreover, its complex computational requirements made it not feasible for ubiquitous environment.

However, its high computational requirements made it difficult to use in real cases.

The flat-headed cat is one of the least known felids worldwide and its special habitat requirements make it an ideal candidate for the application of predictive modelling.

Niger should be ashamed that its thicket of regulatory requirements make it one of the worst countries in the world in which to do business, according to the World Bank's terrific Doing Business series.