But most of the agency's financial losses stem from a requirement passed by Congress in 2006 that the postal service prefund retiree health benefits to the tune of more than $5 billion per year.
Researchers from Oxford's department of education say their focus on Christianity stems from a legal requirement that English schools should reflect the fact that Christianity is the country's main religious tradition.
stemming from a personal feud.
The problem with the Education Department's publicly reported figures stems from an annual requirement that borrowers recertify their incomes in order to maintain eligibility for the three income-linked repayment plans.
Our investigation of effluent levels to reflect wound penetration is based upon practical limitations stemming from the requirement for an FDA Investigational Device Exemption to sample interstitial fluid concentrations using tissue microdialysis (the only such catheter currently approved by the FDA for human use is indicated for intracranial placement).
Second, the mayor said that the bill exposed the city to up to $200 million in lawsuits stemming from the requirement that the department inspect for -- and, as a last resort, abate -- lead paint hazards.
Parliament's text also specifically requires that journalists themselves, and not just their publishing houses, benefit from remuneration stemming from this liability requirement.
This requirement stemmed from a new report titled: "Adverse Event Reporting for Dietary Supplements: An Inadequate Safety Valve" that found the current system wholly inadequate.
The new requirement stems from a 2008 law, the Cameron Gulbransen Kids Transportation Safety Act, named for a 2-year-old boy who died in 2002 when his pediatrician father was backing a sport utility vehicle into their driveway.
This requirement stems from a lack of wind erosion research between the field (101 km2) and regional scales, and a need to evaluate the performance of spatially explicit wind erosion models across these scales.
"There will be a huge push in consultancy" Dada explains "stemming from the compliance requirements driven by the UK government who are already pushing businesses to invest in cybersecurity frameworks ranging from Cyber Essentials, ISO27001 and of course GDPR". Did someone mention regulatory compliance?
