Sentence examples for requirements to access from inspiring English sources

So Twitter is making updates to its API, and to prepare for that, it's providing developers a preview of new requirements to access it.

Despite this reform, the requirements to access a pension are still relatively strict in comparison with the rest of the region.

A de facto progressive component, maybe one of the most important, is the weak enforcement of the law, in particular with regards to if a person fulfills the minimum requirements to access a retirement benefit.

A strong economic background allows children from the higher class who are not able to fulfill admission requirements to access the next level of education or better educational environment by paying 'sponsor fees' or other means.

Moreover, if the requirements to access a pension are too strict and only a small share of the population can enjoy it, the government will be forced either to change the rules or to create new types of non-contributory pensions.

We identified resources and requirements to access and retrieve specific data elements in various settings to manage data collection processes and allocate research staff resources.

The company is dropping its invite-only requirement to access the service best known for its transparency on pricing, and making it accessible to anyone, Google said in a blog post.

Its account minimum, $2500, is steeper than almost all of its competitors, but its research tools are among the best – especially if you execute more than 120 trades a year, the minimum requirement to access Fidelity's Active Trader Prop streaming features.

These changes have led to the idea that the pension system is an essential factor in changes to individual career paths with respect to formal/informal employment), because workers can believe that even if they are informal, the government's commitment to maintaining some requirement to access a pension will be relaxed (Forteza et al. 2009).

Digital economy goods and services are usually provided by businesses with no "retail presence"; therefore, the ability to pay and collect remotely is an absolute requirement to access the service (from the consumer's point of view) and to develop a business (from the provider's).

In contrast, the registration in the Spanish Padrón counts with very strong incentives since the year 2000, when the Law 4/2000 on the Rights of Foreigners and their Social Integration into Spanish Society imposed the empadronamiento (registration in the Padrón) as the only legal requirement to access public health care and other public services such as enrollment in primary schools.