Sentence examples for requirements that require from inspiring English sources

Developers on Long Island have fought zoning requirements that require new subdivisions to include some affordable housing.

The results demonstrate that, in some cases, there are some imperfections in the code requirements that require further investigation.

The agency said it had "evolving mobile law enforcement business requirements that require the use of more capable and dynamic mobile technology".

The Volvo race fleet fell under the requirements that require all vessels 65 feet or longer to reduce their speed to 10 knots in the sanctuary during seasonal management, which opens when right, humpback and fin whales begin their migrations.

The aim of an IT system urbanization project is to organize the major developmental requirements (that require a total or partial overhaul) on an IT system, while minimizing the risks incurred and maximizing the safety of the information pool.

Unlike AWS, however, which provides commodity compute resources in the cloud, Rescale comes into play most often for much more intensive requirements that require specialized resources a company like AWS probably doesn't offer, Rescale CEO Joris Poort explained.

Activities: 1: Define the critical requirements that requires adaptation.

The requirement that require all abortions to be performed in ambulatory surgical centers will go into effect in September.

4) Training: There will now be a training recertification requirement that requires PIs, advisors and project staff to update their CITI training once every 3 years.

''There will be a full pass-through to customers.'' If Qantas ends up not "calling Australia home" it won't be because of the carbon tax, but because of a deliberate decision of government to remove a legislative requirement that requires it to be majority Australian-owned.

That realization progressively led Romain, a 2015 16 fellow of the HOPE Center, to his current research project: a historical investigation of the so-called microfoundations of macroeconomics, or the methodological requirement that requires deducing economic aggregates such as unemployment and fluctuations from the economic behavior of individuals.