Sentence examples for requirements that allows from inspiring English sources

First, they operate in a legal black hole of opaque disclosure requirements that allows them to disguise their activities.

Some critics have argued that American automakers have been producing E85 flex models motivated by a loophole in the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) requirements, that allows for a fuel economy credit for every flex-fuel vehicle sold, whether or not in practice these vehicles are fueled with E85.

That is apparently why the administration cooked up new requirements that allow it to block middle-class coverage on other grounds.

Instead, the farm bill will increase commodity subsidies by 70percentt without altering requirements that allow 10percentt of American farmers to receive the big part of the subsidies.

The rules are considered the most difficult in the nation and are filled with detailed requirements that allow challenges to a candidate's petitions.

The Mepham High School students, who prosecutors said are 16 and 17 years old, were charged as juveniles because they did not have juvenile criminal records and did not use a deadly weapon, requirements that allow a defendant to be charged as an adult in Pennsylvania.

These access control design concerns impose requirements that allow only authorized users to access protected computer-based resources.

In order to enjoy the benefits of an optimum currency area, Euro-Area integrants should fulfill a series of requirements that allow them to homogenize their economies.

The focus of the paper is on the implementation requirements that allow practical application of the methodology, which is illustrated using the field data obtained the real power system.

An SEC spokesman could point to exactly one situation in which the SEC sued a pair of broker-dealers for essentially marketing a product to the public (as opposed to peddling it to "accredited investors," or individuals who meet certain requirements that allow them to invest in entities such as hedge funds).

While we may not support the idea of opting out of public schooling, we can still point to better models with strict income thresholds, caps to prevent out-of-control tax write-offs, and tight reporting requirements that allow the public to see who is actually being served.