Sentence examples for requirements that will from inspiring English sources

Saltwater fish have more specific requirements that will vary by species and that will require additional specialized water-testing kits.

If Congress and the White House ramp up the requirements, that will translate into months of additional delays, advocates say.

It contains reporting requirements that will help determine whether a pattern of misconduct exists within an agency and whether that agency is taking action to address it.

The new rules come a few months after Delta announced similar new minimum spending requirements that will go into effect next year.

While the measure primarily gave the government vast new powers of surveillance and investigation, it also provided for sweeping new anti-money-laundering requirements that will affect a broad range of companies.

As long at President Bush operates unilaterally, in secret and outside the law, there is no statutory amendment or new set of requirements that will solve the problem or protect this country.

Wilson & Sperber (2004: 612) later add that an optimally relevant stimulus must be the most relevant one the speaker is willing to contribute, a requirement that will often clash with the audience oriented requirement.

Florida recently passed a requirement that will take effect in 2010.

This is a ridiculous requirement that will inevitably make New York's machines more costly than they would otherwise be.

It's a requirement that will see the 72-year-old writer travel to Congo later this year as part of the research for his next novel.

Today, most conservatives support a constitutional requirement that will only restrain spending but make tax increases effectively impossible, while continuing to permit tax cuts regardless of the deficit.