Sentence examples for requirements we expect from inspiring English sources

As this process is required only once per group and has no strong real-time requirements, we expect no practical limitations no matter if keys are generated in a LAN or via Internet.

In light of the intrinsic benefits of the IDP, the university-wide requirement, and funding requirements, we expect this to be a rare occurrence, and you and your mentor will be reminded of its value.

If anyone complies fully with federal securities disclosure requirements, we expect sovereign issuers and their attorneys to do so.

Many travel buyers "are already experiencing stricter contract terms and requirements, and we expect this to result in smaller corporate discounts going forward," he said.

The head of the project for the company, David Tubbs, a former F.B.I. agent, said only, "We're working very closely with the Greek government to resolve all our contractual requirements, and we expect to have a successful system in place for the Olympics".

We know this to be true at NAS inception, because absence of cardiovascular disease and hypertension were eligibility requirements; thus we expect downward bias of the lead mortality effect estimate from an analysis that ignores this, masking the total true adverse effect of lead exposure on mortality in the source population from which we sampled to form the NAS.

This is not a trivial requirement because we expect papers to have been read thoroughly prior to lecture.

"While ALM fell well short of the requirements we would expect for an organisation managing personal information, breaches can occur in the best-run companies," Pilgrim said.

If the development process is driven by the user's functional requirements, we would expect the architecture to appropriately reflect those requirements.

Given that citizenship is very exclusive due to demanding civic requirements, we would expect someone who attains this status to develop a stronger host nation attachment or identification compared to someone who naturalizes into a country with a more liberal "open door" citizenship regime.

Seven cost and operational effectiveness analyses and 19 studies have shown that the V-22 meets the requirements for the contingencies we expect to respond to in the 21st century.