Sentence examples for requirements which apply from inspiring English sources

The requirements, which apply to derivatives contracts known as swaps, stem from the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul law.

The state requirements, which apply to vocational schools like those that teach hairdressers, massage therapists and computer technicians, are intended to create minimum standards and provide oversight of the institutions that teach students a trade.

Natural duties are "moral requirements which apply to all men [and women] irrespective of status or of acts performed...owed by all persons to all others" (Simmons 1979, 13).

Unlike the OSHA medical surveillance requirements, which apply only to workers exposed to airborne lead levels ≥ 30 μg/m as an 8-hr time-weighted average, the recommendations in Table 2 are intended to apply to all lead-exposed workers who have the potential to be exposed by lead ingestion, even in the absence of documented elevations in air lead levels (Sen et al. 2002).

At the zoning office (also called "planning"), you will be able to find requirements which apply to your specific property, such as building setbacks, lot coverage ratios, height restrictions and any other restrictions applied to that property.

First, the photo ID requirement, which applies only to in-person voting and not to absentee voting, is too narrow to combat fraud.

As a result, many states enacted disclosure laws, followed by similar requirements in the Hague Convention, which apply to countries that ratify the treaty, as the United States did in 2008.

As a result, economic citizenship programs offered by states like St. Kitts and Nevis, which apply no physical residency requirements, have become "extremely popular," Mr. Bayat said.

The conditions which apply to gaining access to personal identifiable data and the requirements for informed consent impose complex constraints on accessing and recruiting participants.

Ministers will be responsible for ensuring all appointments meet the new requirements, which will apply to all paid government boards and the supreme, county and magistrates courts.

But Mr. Hoyt, left, says he does not trust the city's estimates for how much the new requirements, which would apply to civic organizations and some health care entities, would increase costs.