Sentence examples for requirements that make from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Benjamin, the new law is "a crack in the door" that may lead to eliminating "the more onerous requirements" that make it difficult for former inmates to get required licenses for all sorts of jobs.

Far too many states have onerous requirements that make it particularly hard for poor people and racial minorities to vote.

When that fails, they pass legal requirements that make it difficult for doctors to provide abortions, or they cut funding for organizations that provide abortions.

At a meeting in Portugal, Prime Minister Antônio Guterres rejected a Spanish proposal that Lisbon ease requirements that make it difficult for Madrid to win extradition of E.T.A. guerrilla members, saying such changes could take place only in a European context.

And arranging a same-day trip to save money is tricky now that the airlines have revived the Saturday night and other minimum-stay requirements that make it far more difficult to get a cheap fare without spending the weekend on the road.

"I've never been concerned about the acting status," he says before listing changes he has had a hand in, from requirements that make new buildings more likely to withstand earthquakes to a new electrical code to a system for filing building permit applications by computer.

At some point in 1993, Crowder took it upon herself to relieve this tension by offering classes with watered-down academic requirements that made it easier for struggling student-athletes to get a passing grade.

Teachers were confused and fed up by new requirements that made no sense, parents were distraught at their children being pushed out of "no excuses" schools and having class time eaten up by preparing for and taking tests, and students themselves, especially those whose schools were being shuttered in large numbers, were staging increasingly vocal protests.

The disadvantage includes cost, high computational requirements and high tissue requirement that make the technology unsuitable for smaller biopsies, circulating tumor cells and circulating plasma DNA.

For manufacturers, that requires offering different phones for different budgets, a requirement that makes Apple's iPhone a luxury only the wealthiest can afford.

First, New Jersey lifted a permit requirement that made bringing a bicycle on a bus or train a hassle.