Sentence examples for requirements were instituted from inspiring English sources
During the ensuing 30 years, more requirements were instituted to promote reclamation and some states had more stringent laws and regulations, and some had a reclamation bond.
Her new website does not, like the old one, call for abolishing the "67,000-pages of IRS code," or for making the "death tax cuts permanent". Nor does it mention her proposal to require that a "supermajority two-thirds requirement" be instituted for passing tax increases.
A similar requirement was instituted for victims of Nazi crimes who received restitution.
During that time, the university's overall enrollment increased and a stiffer language requirement was instituted.
The length of stay requirement was instituted in order to enable a subsequent assessment of the potential impact of the STOP Hep C staff training on patients.
After explaining the requirements, Mr. Ocharsky acknowledged that the changes were instituted on short notice, but offered no explanation for the sudden action.
New hardware requirements are being instituted: a 1GHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, and at least a 3.5″ display.
The N.A.A.C.P. and the troopers argued that the college requirement, which was instituted in 1993, unfairly limited the pool of qualified black and Latino applicants.
But given that most NIH-funded chimp research does not have conservation aims per se, it is not clear how will it meet the new permitting requirements if they're instituted.
