Sentence examples for sets out requirements from inspiring English sources

This sets out requirements to keep successive governments up to speed on meeting climate change targets.

It sets out requirements to protect the health, safety and well-being of children in care.

Highland Council's expectation is contained in supplementary guidance to a document called Dounreay Planning Framework 2. It sets out requirements for the restoration and reuse of land at the 136-acre (55ha) site.

The draft document sets out requirements for communications services providers to maintain a capability to be in a position to hand over de-encrypted data in "near real time" when served a warrant by a government agency, and to have the capability to intercept simultaneously comms and metadata for up to 1 in 10,000 of their customers.

By reference to landscape ecology, conservation biology, forest ecology, and ecosystem-based management, this paper sets out requirements for a forest management regime that maintains forest capital intact and for determining a rate of cut that would likely maintain ecosystem structure and function.

The directive sets out requirements for ethical and scientific review of research involving animals, stressing the "3Rs" of reducing the number of animals used, refining techniques to lessen pain and discomfort, and replacing animal studies with alternatives.

The HSE said Network Rail's strategy on level crossings set out requirements for the gradual removal of level crossings, and that "we are working with them to achieve that goal".

"Regardless of the number of deaths, we'll come out and say, 'We're responsible, we are the ones who did it.' " A British colonel, Mike Newman, set out requirements that battlefield commanders report civilian casualties by radio as soon as an engagement is completed and file a fuller account within four hours of returning to base or, at the latest, within 24 hours.

Mr. Hudak estimated that it would cost about $33 million for the financial crimes network to put the rules into effect, as part of a broader $120 million effort to modernize the handling of data gathered under the Bank Secrecy Act, the 1970 law that set out requirements for financial institutions to help the government combat money laundering.

The new curriculum will make it compulsory to take part in "recognised and recognisable sports" and will set out requirements for "team outdoor and adventurous activity".

The right to vote in Singapore is not explicitly stated in Singapore's Constitution, but the Government has expressed the view that it may be inferred from the fact that Singapore is a representative democracy and from specific constitutional provisions, including Articles 65 and 66 which set out requirements for the prorogation and dissolution of Parliament and the holding of general elections.