Sentence examples for a power to require from inspiring English sources

It is a power to require people to attend a meeting with the police," he said.

And the third thing was to have a power to require ISPs to keep track of third party information — so what you do on Facebook, what you do on any other site," says Huppert.

Compulsory re-testing after a driving ban, a police power to require an assessment of the driving of anyone observed driving in a risky manner, and a requirement for opticians to report to the licensing authority any driver with sight problems likely to affect driving emerged as the individual measures offering the best combination of acceptability and perceived effectiveness.

But, he said, it was within a municipality's power to require a flagpole.

The law gives the home secretary an ominous-sounding power to require the installation of interception devices (known as "black boxes") by Internet service providers (ISPs).

The adjudicator may be a court, a tribunal, a commissioner, or an ombudsman and may have the power to require, or only to recommend, the release of information.

"I also think that there is a very strong case to be made for an amendment giving the regulator power to require ancillary services such as advertisers not to advertise on sites operating in violation of UK law," he added.

The MPA is the authority that deals with senior officer conduct matters and unlike the London mayor, has the power to require a senior Met officer to resign.

Following on from the Leveson Report, the Committee is unable to satisfy itself that this wording would ensure that the self-regulator will have the necessary power to require a relevant publisher to direct apologies.

In 1987, the Supreme Court held that when Congress provides money to a state, it has broad power to require states to meet conditions related to the money — as long as the spending serves the general welfare and meets other restrictions.

It seems my clumsy attempt to understand the 1971 Immigration Act was about right: in the UK the Secretary of State has the power to require an airline to deport people once the legal process has been followed.