Sentence examples for requirements under which from inspiring English sources

This will involve extending green schemes including the Energy Company Obligation – a set of requirements under which firms have to help reduce carbon emissions by insulating customers' homes – for a longer period, in order to reduce costs.

After 9/11, our companies -- without waiting for the government to act -- put in place strict new requirements under which all 2,040 of their facilities completed security assessments, as well as training and security upgrades.

The new requirement, part of a plan that will eventually require passports for all border crossings by land or sea as well, is a change from previous travel requirements under which you could go to most Caribbean countries and re-enter the United States with a driver's license and birth certificate.

Shortly thereafter, in New York v. Quarles (1984), the court approved a "public safety" exception to the Miranda requirements, under which confessions obtained in violation of Miranda are admissible if the police officers' questions were "reasonably prompted by a concern for the public safety".

In Nix v. Williams (1984), the court created an "inevitable discovery" exception to the Miranda requirements, under which a confession obtained in violation of Miranda is still admissible in a criminal prosecution if it appears that evidence from the confession would ultimately have been discovered as police continued to investigate the case.

This enabled us to comply with stringent confidentiality requirements, under which analyses including counts of one or two are not allowed to leave the ONS safe setting, while retaining the level of detail desired.

Lawmakers struck down the requirement under which all men over 18 are required to serve for at least six months.

The US supreme court on Monday appeared to lean toward striking down a requirement under which public-sector workers who choose not to join a union must still pay fees for collective bargaining – a move that would serve as a major blow to organized labor and could affect millions of workers.

As a result, the guidelines include a tougher-than-expected requirement under which companies must do a sort of trade-off analysis, verifying, for example, that the environmental damage caused by long-distance shipping does not outweigh the benefits of importing recycled material.

If the blow-up conditions of (1.1) in Theorem 1.1 are already satisfied, actually the blow-up occurs, then we get the requirement under which simultaneous or non-simultaneous blow-up occurs.

Among non-functional requirements, an Operational Requirement captures the conditions under which a system component may or must perform an operation, to achieve a goal.