Sentence examples for this requirement that from inspiring English sources

It was mainly this requirement that led to the six cluttered land-use plans recently unveiled to almost universal scorn.

It is this requirement that led the lingerie department to come up with the first ever carbon-neutral bra – a concept that generated huge amounts of free media coverage resulting in one ethical bra being sold every six minutes.

It was this requirement that disrupted satellite manufacturer Swarm Technologies, which applied for FCC permission to launch their tiny SpaceBee satellites to disrupt the Internet of Things from space (see what I did there with disruption?).

While the propagation of bilaterally symmetric waves of contraction can proceed normally even if midline connectivity is disturbed, there is an absolute requirement for normal midline crossing for the asymmetric output of a turn, and it is this requirement that allows us to identify the thoracic segments of the network as the site of turn initiation.

"In this new marketplace that we envision, this requirement that everybody be covered, that should draw better, healthier people into the insurance pool, which should bring down rates," said Mark Hall, a professor of law and public health at Wake Forest University.

This requirement that scientific assent be given to the syllogism as a whole (and cannot be sustained if one of the premises is forgotten) is a position that will be explicitly opposed by the later Parisian reader of Wodeham, Gregory of Rimini (Lectura, I, Prol., q. 3, a. 1, Trapp I:107ff).

(The 1948 Genocide Convention does not demand this; the requirement that parties to the treaty "prevent" genocide can take military, political, diplomatic or economic forms).

This includes the requirement that processors separate a request for consent from any other permissions involved in a particular transaction.

This justifies the requirement that the inter-helper link must exist between every pair of nodes.

This imposes the requirement that τ2 ≪ τfix or correspondingly that N2 ≫ 1 for our bottleneck establishment time to be valid.

This included the requirement that NHS hospitals become smoke-free by the end of 2006 but poor compliance continues to be observed across the country[ 5].