Sentence examples for be required to try from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the administration said private firms should be required to try to "remove irrelevant personal information" when sharing cyber threat information with each other or with government agencies.

But depending on where the tenant lives, the landlord may be required to try to re-rent the apartment and reduce the amount the original tenant is responsible for.

There is no guarantee that Mr. Zuma could do any better, but he is renowned as a consensus-building politician, and at least he would be required to try.

More complicated, perhaps, is the feeling that arises when one gazes for hours at the racks containing bottles of Brunello, Barolo, Barbaresco, eccetera, eccetera, that divide the banquettes, and wonders how much money and time, not to mention hepatocytes, would be required to try them all — the answer being, alas: more than most of us, however Important, have.

By one estimate there are fewer than 200 MPs that currently support the UK leaving the EU, and although it is legally correct to say that the referendum is only advisory on parliament, there is an acceptance that politicians would be required to try to act on the decision of the British people.

Or would these couples be required to try third-party treatments like sperm or egg donation if they want to remain married?

BBC management said the changes were required to try and tackle a £1.5bn-£2bn pension deficit.

"Further research is required to try to establish the origins of the chandelier in question".

According to state law, after a complaint is made to the state child abuse hot line, the city agency is required to try to contact the family within 24 hours.

Some time was required to try to set the stage, as President Karzai has tried to do with his multi-ethnic Peace Council, which is the right idea in principle but is not seen by Afghans as a strong enough institution yet to build and hold national confidence, I don't think.

Many Democrats have been noncommittal, but in his speech today, Governor Kitzhaber said that the region was required to try to save the fish under the Federal Endangered Species Act, and he warned that if dam-breaching were not tried, other alternatives might be even more expensive and disruptive.