Examples of 'now meets' in a sentence

Meaning of "now meets"

Now meets: This phrase suggests that a previously scheduled or arranged meeting, event, or appointment is currently taking place or about to start. It signifies the beginning or occurrence of the planned gathering

How to use "now meets" in a sentence

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Our job now meets the requirements.
The Forum has been successfully established and now meets regularly.
Our credit now meets the requirements.
Runs the goose farm which after much refitting now meets European standards.
It now meets the requirements of the government objectives.
New soldering controller now meets international standards.
It now meets regularly to discuss issues pertinent to internal displacement.
Brow lift now meets this need.
It now meets in the hall on the first Sunday afternoon of each month.
The group now meets regularly.
Anticorruption legislation has been under continuous improvement in Hungary and now meets international standards.
Indigenous prophecy now meets western scientific prediction.
She's also continuing an existing pregnancy support group, which now meets online.
Been changed to what now meets us in the head.
It now meets on the third Friday of the month.

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The present invention now meets these needs.
DAEC now meets on a quarterly basis.
It has secured funding for this project and now meets mainly as a smaller steering committee.
It now meets twice a year, focusing on a specific theme during each two-year period.
Technology now meets innovation.
Nearby is a newer Ebenezer Baptist Church, where the congregation now meets.
The system now meets the standards of the future.
For developing the voice assistant of Apple now meets Craig Federighi.
The entire state now meets federal air quality standards.
The heavy-handed treatment of election protesters in Minsk now meets strong Nordic criticism.
This section now meets almost all the accessibility criteria.
He underwent baptism, joined a local church, and now meets regularly with men for prayer.
Only losartan now meets the condition for general reimbursement.
Iasi 's historic shop The shop now meets the standards.
Document security now meets or exceeds compliance with all industry regulations.
I / Vehicles no longer required as Kigali airport now meets international standards.
The approved outline now meets this objective as it provides for the simultaneous need.
The House of Commons has established a special committee on Afghanistan, which now meets regularly.
The market of the investment fund now meets the definition of an active market.
It now meets drinking-water standards.
The mathematical certainty in the protocol now meets cryptographic sloppiness in its implementation.
Now meets twice a month!
Representation of persons with disabilities now meets or exceeds their availability in the general workforce.
Clark now meets Nurse Sara ( Jordan Ladd ), who takes Clark on a tour around the facility.
It was found that the applicant now meets all five MET criteria.
That church now meets at the Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Family.
This article looks very good, and now meets the Good Article criteria.
The vaccine now meets WHO standards for quality, safety and efficacy.
The German-speaking congregation now meets in Cambridge.
The Club now meets on a regular basis.
And for my lovely wife, a seat on the board, which now meets conveniently.
The camp now meets Sphere standards.
Production of electricity from nuclear sources now meets 15 % of Community consumption.
Terminal 1B now meets international standards and work is going on at Terminal 1A.
The Grand Lodge of Cyprus therefore now meets all the standards for recognition.

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