Sentence examples for requirements to put from inspiring English sources

We intend to modify the documentation requirements to put all babies born in the United States whose deliveries are covered by Medicaid on an equal footing".

Forbes: Do the regulators have the knowledge if somebody's doing a bespoke derivative, so to speak, to know what kind of capital requirements to put on those bespoke instruments?

People on the outside probably don't fully understand the difficulties in going to a new car, and the different requirements to put it on a knife-edge, get it in the zone and get those last tenths of a second out of the car that a good driver should be able to.

To name just a few examples: Minnesota lawmakers avoided public referendum requirements to put money toward new stadiums for both the NFL's Vikings and MLB's Twins.

The judge was quoted by newspaper Estado as saying: "Despite numerous requests from the public ministry (the state prosecutor), the reports were not delivered in their entirety and we do not have at this moment the proof the stadium meets the minimum requirements necessary to put on matches or events.

Because it is a natural food component, there is no requirement to put any indication or contraindication on the products.

"I think that the requirement to put out everything into the public domain will stop us doing potentially interesting analysis because we will be frightened that that will be mis-interpreted".

Unlike with detention offence charges, there is no requirement to put the reason for the confinement in writing, the detainee does not get the reason in writing, and there is no hearing.

Clerks and messengers stagger daily under the weight of paper packages and the requirement to put a bundle of agreed content before the courts means there are multiple sets of paperwork for counsel, solicitors, the judge and jury.

There is a clear requirement to put more computing specialists in the classroom so that students can be fully supported and stretched, but attracting and training teachers will take time.

According to briefs filed by the government in the case, Yucca is too small for all the bomb wastes plus the civilian nuclear power wastes; the implication was that a requirement to put the military wastes in a deep hole would create the need for another repository.