Sentence examples for requirements to help from inspiring English sources

Police officers, firefighters, doctors, emergency workers and others have legal or other requirements to help, often even when off duty.

While in Keene, he announced that he was temporarily suspending a variety of state permitting requirements to help speed rebuilding efforts.

The central bank has already loosened its collateral requirements to help Greece, despite Mr. Trichet's insistence that the bank would not tailor policy to specific countries.

Immediately after the earthquake, Ms. Pierre-Louis said, Haiti's central bank should have guaranteed loans or loosened its collateral requirements to help small businesses trying to reopen.

If the federal rule changes, states may see a green light to drop their own requirements, to help rein in costs and to allow hospitals more flexibility in staff selection.

"Congress and the court have put in place auditing, reporting, and compliance requirements to help ensure that the executive branch, the Congress, and the court each have insight into how the authorities granted to the NSA are used.

There is no standard labeling requirement to help buyers make sense of probiotic products.

The FIG increased the minimum age requirement to help stop coaches from putting so much pressure on young gymnasts' bodies and minds.

The anti-mandate mood bodes poorly for advocates of solar power, who have long sought a special "non-wind" requirement to help their technology.

He believes that the most important requirement to help tackle such issues is for an effective service to be rolled out, rather than be concerned about who the organisations delivering it are.

For example, the moral requirement to help others in need does not apply to me only if I desire to help others in need, and the duty not to steal is not suspended if I have some desire that I could satisfy by stealing.