Sentence examples for be required to face from inspiring English sources

He may be required to face the second ball of the match, in which case he needs all the attributes of the opening batsman.

Radradra will remain on bail until his matter returns to court on 16 August but will not be required to face court in person on that occasion.

The young Ulsterman will be required to face Middlesbrough on Monday as ­Ferguson acknowledged that Ferdinand's back injury is serious and the club is determined to get to the bottom of what has been a persistent problem.

In the midst of the election campaign Cameron insisted that prime ministers who take office in the middle of a parliamentary term should be required to face a general election within six months.

Consequently, adaptive management will be required to face this challenge.

The independent film already premiered at Cannes and it's not scheduled for release in the U.S. until Dec. 21, giving Stewart months before she'll be required to face the public.

Students are required to face distractions and the wandering mind in order to come back to a focused state, instead of passively listening to a teacher or watching others.

If Mr. Moussaoui's guilty pleas had been accepted today, he would have still been required to face trial on the two other counts, conspiracy to murder United States employees and conspiracy to destroy property.

Since 1976, following a scandal that led to the resignation of two justices, state supreme court judges are required to face a referendum of Florida voters every six years to decide if they should keep their seats on the bench.

As court etiquette relaxed in the 19th century, however, dancers were required to face the ruler only on the most formal occasions or when they were being presented to the court.

"If there is another Lebanon war, something that cannot be dismissed out of hand, and if we are required to face another military conflict and challenge in Gaza, we will meet the same reality," he said.