Sentence examples for requirements not only from inspiring English sources

These requirements not only add to congestion and pollution, they also make life in the city more expensive for every New Yorker.

The new requirements not only reverse the administration's original approach to S-chip, they stick a thumb in the eye of Congress.

To build on any wetlands, the theater would have to meet the regulatory requirements not only of East Haddam's inland-wetlands commission, but those of the state department of environmental protection.

"However, Spain's substantial funding requirements, not only for the sovereign but also for the regional governments and the banks, make the country susceptible to further episodes of funding stress".

Raising requirements not only will make the financial system safer, it will permit requirements to adjust counter-cyclically (which is only feasible if they start off high during expansionary phases of the cycle).

A combination of factors — the education reform movement, slow economies that have pinched spending for new teachers, and federal grant competitions like Race to the Top that encourage states to change their policies — have led lawmakers to tighten the requirements not only for earning tenure, but for keeping it.

The species found displayed specific habitat requirements, often requiring not only the presence of reed, but also the presence of loose sandy bedrock below the reed bed.

"Unfortunately it is the taxpayers' money that you are largely managing," said Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Republican of Texas, a state where 50 Chrysler dealers were closed, "and I just think we have a requirement not only to help the people where plants are closed but the many communities and dealers that are getting shafted".

Attention should be paid on the separation approach to comply with the requirement not only from the function and optimization, but also from the fire protection.

This creates a requirement not only for people who can act quickly, but [for] those who can think fast with the courage to act on their convictions.

Finally, the last requirement not only ensures the security of the transmission, but also mitigates the effect of fading by exploiting frequency diversity.