Sentence examples for administration is required from inspiring English sources

In fact, the administration is required to comply with the law and defend it in court, regardless of Mr. Obama's personal views.

"The administration is required to certify many things under federal law, and I don't understand why the president couldn't direct the heads of these agencies within 24 hours of the completion of existing process to make this certification or not.

The $1 billion in assistance has been cobbled together from funds already appropriated by Congress, but the administration is required to notify lawmakers of its intention to release any of the funds.

It remained unclear whether Mr. Geithner was signaling that Mr. Obama would officially declare later this spring that China was engaging in currency manipulation, when the administration is required by a 20-year-old trade law to report to Congress on exchange rate issues.

Due to the short biological half-life, extended administration is required for more robust cartilage healing.

In cases of severe infection, intravenous administration is required to rapidly achieve dosages sufficient to clear the bacterial load [7, 8].

The Bush administration is requiring NASA to make that up by cutting some planned segments, including dormitory and propulsion modules and a rescue craft that would have allowed six or seven astronauts to be stationed on the outpost.

The commitments the administration is requiring of states closely resemble elements of the administration's own blueprint for rewriting the No Child law, sent to Congress last year but never acted upon.

So while the administration is requiring states that want waivers to set rigorous "college and career ready" standards, it is allowing them to design their own proposals for how — and how quickly — to get schools to meet those standards.

The administration was required to give Congress 45 days' notice of that decision, however, and that deadline expires on Sunday.

That did not mean the administration was required to defend the law, and it was right to decide to stop.