Sentence examples for a section that required from inspiring English sources

There was a section that required the listing of an emergency contact should things not go well during the procedure.

In 2015, when the Pentagon offered to give him a long-term repayment agreement, he crossed out a section that required him to admit he owed the debt, and started sending $100 checks.

The original GATT had only a section that required the contracting parties to report "any subsidy, including any form of income or price support, which operates directly or indirectly to increase exports of any product from, or to reduce imports of any product into its territory, to other parties".

And she left untouched a section that requires elementary and secondary schools to collect data on the immigration status of incoming students and their parents, a clearly unlawful attempt to frighten families into keeping their children out of school.

Immanuel Christian School, a private K-8 school in Springfield, Va., outside of Washington, sets forth the position in its employment application for teachers and support staff in a section that requires applicants to initial a set of standards that begins with a promise that they are born-again Christians.

The judge upheld a section that requires state and local law enforcement officials to try to verify a person's immigration status during routine traffic stops or arrests, if "a reasonable suspicion" exists that the person is in the country illegally.

Employees routinely routed Iranian payments to a processing section that required them to be handled manually, "rather than routine, automated processing," allowing them to cover their tracks, according to the Treasury Department.

A court tossed out another section that required doctors to say that the procedure leads to an increased risk of suicide.

They also take objection to a separate section that requires manufacturers to have letters of good standing from local law enforcement agencies, many of which have historically opposed cannabis reform.

Apple also added a new section that requires apps to implement "appropriate security measures" for handling user data – a rule that could allow it to boot out shadier applications.

The public section is supplemented with a secure individualized section that requires a login.