Sentence examples for which require businesses from inspiring English sources

"Lincolnshire County Council has a duty to enforce the regulations, which require businesses to review and reduce their packaging," he said.

Obama will not, however, put new rules in place before the FBI can issue national security letters, which require businesses to hand over information on customers for national security investigations, and can be accompanied by gag orders.

The California ruling came after a five-year investigation regarding how insurance companies complied with the state's unclaimed property laws, which require businesses to send lost or abandoned property to the state, after three years of inactivity.

The most commonly-used SBA loan program is the 7(a) program, which requires businesses to meet a variety of requirements to ensure that the money is being well-spent.

But then came last week's announcement that the White House would be delaying, for a year, the new health care law's employer mandate, which requires businesses with more than 50 employees to offer health coverage or face a fine.

These cases concern the "contraceptive mandate" of the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, which requires businesses that offer their employees health insurance to provide plans that cover all federally-approved contraception methods at no additional cost to their employees.

We just published a case study about Baked in the Sun, a wholesale bakery and distributor trying to decide how best to comply with the Affordable Care Act, which requires businesses with 50 or more employees to offer health insurance or pay a penalty.

Chief among Republican targets is the ACA's employer mandate, which requires businesses with at least 50 full-time workers to offer health coverage to their employees or pay a penalty.

Republicans have taken issue with Obama's failure to enforce a provision of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which requires businesses to pay a penalty if they don't offer basic health insurance to employees.

The acceptance and subsequent rejection these greenthumb entrepreneurs experienced in Calaveras exposes the regulatory obstacles facing mom-and-pop cannabis growers in the evolving legal and regulated marijuana market in California, which requires businesses to be licensed by the state as well as the local jurisdiction in which they operate.

The mechanisms by which Trump has shifted opportunity and wealth from one group of Americans to another varies; in some cases it's achieved by tweaking the tax code, in others by defunding key insurance programs for vulnerable populations, or relaxing government rules which required businesses to pay their employees, or not to harm customers, neighbors or the environment.