Synonyms for requirements
re·quire·ments

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1. consent of governed

   consent fonendinbek is when you are indipendent rolled and you on are required to abolish slavery

   government exists because of this

   Submitted by rinat on August 20, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "requirements":

   needs, demands, requirement, conditions, prescriptions, provisions, necessary, exigencies, required, criteria, obligations, imperatives, specifications, prerequisites, standards, needed, rules, exigences, requests, requisites, necessities, need, expenditures, obligation, demand, requested, expenses, terms

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1. David Jessop:

   Due to compliance requirements it's getting more and more difficult for local banks to find a correspondent bank that will take Caribbean business.

2. General Ray Odierno:

   These are all pretty significant requirements. If they do not reduce, it will be hard for us to maintain that over a long period of time.

3. Joseph Buccino:

   During a reconnaissance of the southern border today to determine requirements to support CBP, Acting Secretary Shanahan received a capabilities briefing from CBP agents. During a portion of that briefing, a CBP officer demonstrated the equipment and then offered the Secretary an opportunity to put' hands on' the equipment.

4. Scott Kirby:

   Imagine if Dennis Tajer have thousands of employees on one day calling in and saying,' For some reason, my test didn't pass,' i mean it is going to be a huge challenge for airlines that are not implementing vaccine requirements. Customers can book with confidence on United. We're done with it.

5. Lauren Steen:

   If the source had been placed in a certified package and transported under all of the requirements of the code of practice, then it’s an extremely unlikely event – one-in-a-million.