Sentence examples for sort of requirement from inspiring English sources

The regulators may nonetheless impose some sort of requirement for open Internet access.

He said, however, that he was in his first year of law school and figured that once he graduated, "there will probably be some sort of requirement that I have to golf".

It was precisely that sort of requirement — that Safeway officials would continue to cooperate with investigators — that reassured state and city officials that Mr. Alvo and Mr. Adler could be cleared to work on the Deutsche Bank demolition job.

A study published in 2009 by two researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, called "Teachers' Background and Capacity to Teach Personal Finance," found that 80 percent of states had some sort of requirement for personal financial education, but that most teachers did not feel qualified to teach a financial literacy course.

But it would be an odd sort of requirement of mercy, as mercy is usually taken to be discretionary.

The other claims considered here for which Dutch Book arguments have been constructed are even less plausibly regarded as consistency constraints, and thus seem to be a different sort of requirement on ideal rationality.

Plus on the buy side, hedge fund startups with the same sort of requirements (minus the air travel) do this all the time.

Indeed, eliminativism only requires two basic claims: 1) that we share concepts of mental states that include some sort of requirements that any state or structure must meet to qualify as a mental state of that sort, and 2) the world is such that nothing comes close to meeting those requirements.

But as the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists pointed out when HB-2 was proposed, there is absolutely no reason -- except to prevent clinics from functioning -- to enforce these sort of requirements.

A collection of constraints represent the sort of requirements a particular arrangement must meet so that it is feasible and, therefore, eligible to be the optimal solution.

These are not the sorts of requirements that appear in the bylaws or the house rules, but in this market, word gets out quickly after a board rejection.