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meet the requirements

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meet the requirements (for something)
to fulfill the requirements for something. Sally was unable to meet the requirements for the job. Jane met the requirements and was told to report to work the next day.
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Powerful technologies and features enable the Fuji LTO-3 26230010 tape to meet the requirements of the demanding applications.
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Summary: Building companies should modernize their construction methods and tools so as to meet the requirements of different housing development programmes, Housing and Town Planning Minister Noureddine Moussa said Monday in Bechar province (965-km southwest of Algiers).
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Many questions The complex nature of the issue and the new law mean that even in towns with diverse housing options, planners aren't entirely sure they meet the requirements.
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