Sentence examples for requirements on potential from inspiring English sources

The FDA has stringent requirements on potential obesity drugs.

Variance-type and covariance-type metrics have relatively loose accuracy requirement on potential observations (future possible observations to be collected), while mean-covariance-type metrics require higher accuracy.

It has promised to impose new requirements on all potential suppliers and train boat owners and captains about human rights, possibly with a demonstration vessel and rewards for altering their practices.

We first design a control law capable of monotonically increasing the joint-stiffness (i.e. disturbance rejection) without changing the joint equilibrium configuration; this result is obtained with minimal requirements on the potential energy of the springs.

This included 69 requirements for 'cumulative reviews' of data on potential safety concerns and 37 requirements for the initiation of 'monitoring potential new safety concerns' (Fig.  3).

Milburn is no longer an MP and so is not obliged to declare his individual earnings from each of the roles, nor does he remain subject to requirements on parliamentarians to declare potential conflicts of interest before making statements on public policy in which he has a private interest.

Additional disclosure requirements are meant to shed light on potential conflicts of interest.

The recommendations spawned by that panel — calling for universal health care, minimum coverage requirements and potential limits on health care spending increases — were derided as "Hillarycare" by opponents and arguably cost Democrats control of the House of Representatives in the 1994 midterm elections.

A review of conflict-of-interest policies is under way, he said, and directors already abide by strict guidelines, including a requirement that they file annual statements on potential conflicts.

Among them are provisions that prevent Smith & Wesson from releasing guns for sale before background checks on potential buyers are completed, requirements for additional training for Smith & Wesson employees and new records to be made available to law-enforcement agencies.

Other sets of bills would prohibit authorities from confiscating weapons during emergencies and would eliminate the requirement that the Colorado Bureau of Investigation perform backgrounds checks on potential gun owners because they are already screened once by weapons dealers.