Sentence examples for requirements much of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chaplin said "Birthday Girl," which opens today nationwide (review, Page 20), was conceived in part as a homage to Mr. Butterworth's background, but because of production requirements, much of the film ended up being shot on the other side of the world, in a studio outside Sydney, Australia.

Without these disclosure requirements, much of the outside spending on school board elections is either never disclosed or only reported after the election.

To participate in such activities, the subsidiary operated under "optional" federal oversight with less stringent regulatory requirements, much as Mr. Wilson and proponents of a federal charter wish to do.

Autonomic monitoring features are the rarest of the requirements as much of the research in the field of autonomic systems is yet to be applied to monitoring.

While curriculum requirements control much of their high school experience, a college list is something over which students can have a lot of control.

Because the situation has eased somewhat, the water board relaxed mandatory conservation requirements across much of urban California during the 2016 water year.

Our KI interviews revealed that many practitioners are not clear on various Reforma guidelines and requirements, with much of the confusion centering on biopsy referrals.

I sat with Maya Harris, one of Clinton's senior policy advisors, and asked her if she was mostly thinking about the Senate and whether or not it would become Democratic, a requirement for much of her policy agenda.

However, it has been shown before that accessions with an active FLC allele differ in their vernalization requirement, with much of this variation mapping to FLC itself (S hindo et al. 2006).

This should be done pre-construction and is a requirement in much of the USA.

In the end, the banks gave relief to more than six hundred thousand people, but, because of the way the requirements were structured, much of the funds went to middle-income people rather than the poor.