Sentence examples for requirements put into effect from inspiring English sources

Assessment of results was constituted as either "pass" or "fail", according to the new medical requirements put into effect September 1, 2010 by the Swedish Transport Agency.

That action, when Enron's share price was below $4 and other companies had all but stopped trading energy contracts with Enron, met the second requirement, putting into effect the fatal clauses in the company's financial commitments.

"The requirements that were put into effect last year went further than the fast-food restaurants which have stringent limits but not zero tolerance," said Ms. Foreman.

Given the political and popular animus toward banks, it is unrealistic to hope that the capital ratio requirements that have been put into effect over the past two years will be eased.

To pay for this, San Francisco put into effect an employer-health-spending requirement, akin to the "pay or play" employer insurance mandates being considered in Congress.

Last January, the State Department of State Division of Code Enforcement and Administration put into effect a new property maintenance code detailing minimum area requirements for dwellings.

New York's Smoke-Free Air Act, our restrictions on trans fats and our requirements concerning calorie posting in restaurants cost virtually nothing in public money to put into effect.

According to the European Union Commission Directive put into effect August 25 , 2009(amending a directive from 1991), new visual requirements were recommended in the European Union for obtaining a driver's license.

The proposed regulations are to be put into effect by the state's Insurance Department to comply with a requirement of federal legislation enacted last year.

The constraints of structural optimization problem are constructed according to the requirements of the r/c specification so-called as "TS 500" and the seismic code of Turkey which is put into effect on 1998.

These measures are, in fact, being put into effect.