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Requirement FOR/TO/THAT

When something is necessary (for example, by law), use “requirement that” or “it is required that”:

• It’s a legal requirement that you carry an ID card.

• It is required that you come on time. When something is needed to the fulfillment or practice of something, use ”requirement for”:

The requirements for attending the event were listed on the website.

“requirement to” is used when “to” is attached to the verb as an infinitive:

the requirement to complete the test.

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