Sentence examples for a requirement for something from inspiring English sources

Harry Frankfurt seems to make this effect a requirement for something to count as coercive, saying "A coercive threat arouses in its victim a desire — i.e. to avoid the penalty — so powerful that it will move him to perform the required action whether he wants to perform it or considers that it would be reasonable for him to do so" (Frankfurt 1988 [1973], 78).

Gaba recently persuaded Stanford to make simulation training — both scripted scenarios and mannequin practice — a requirement for medical students, something that many schools, citing financial considerations, have resisted.

Such an invariance under a symmetry group is a necessary (but not sufficient) requirement for something to belong to the ontology of the considered physical theory.

As much as I hate to mandate more things in education, the tough talk of President Obama and many governors on making college affordable might have to be backed up with a requirement for schools to do something like this – or else risk losing government grants and funding.

You notice the requirement for something "not too manicured-looking"?

His mother, Debi, a schoolteacher, thought Northwestern and Duke, which had showed interest in her son, were fine universities to prepare for graduate school, something she has made a requirement for each of her three children.

Or we could use something very similar to taxes: a requirement for gun liability insurance.

One final issue that was resolved Thursday night, aides said, was how immigrants, who are not initially eligible for federal benefits, would pay for their health insurance costs — something Democrats and Republicans agreed would be a requirement for legal status.

This is something recently highlighted by Carpenter et al. (2012) as a requirement for the usability of biomedical imaging software.

(English is a requirement for foreign students).

"He had a requirement for a speechwriter.