Sentence examples for because this would require from inspiring English sources

While it may be possible that the third condition has also been met in this PIA, we cannot know this for certain because this would require an in-depth analysis of requirements for the formation of consistent collective judgments in public deliberation settings.

The board has refused, however, because this would require the electricity in building to be shut down for about three hours.

However, the military has consistently blocked attempts at substantive economic reform because this would require the privatization of its own assets: various commercial enterprises that may include up to one third of the Egyptian economy.

It is not feasible to use the global positioning system (GPS) for indoor localization because this would require line of sight with the GPS satellites.

It is often impossible to solve problems in thick junctions directly with numerical methods, because this would require too much CPU resources considering a large number of components of thick junctions (in some cases few thousands).

The development of resistance to membrane active peptides whose sole target is the cytoplasmic membrane is not expected because this would require substantial changes in the lipid composition of cell membranes of microorganisms (Hancock [2001]).

These virtual machines cannot be easily kept up-to-date, because typically this would require the virtual machines to be started, updated and shut down again, which is not only time-consuming, but may also be a tedious process.

However, the practical world intrudes into principle, because this rotation would require about 66 kcal/mol, an amount of energy not available under normal conditions.

"The US is obsessed with sanctions, because this deal would require the US to lift the sanctions and now the reason Congress is objecting to this is that it wants to keep these sanctions... Yes, sanctions have become an end in themselves, sanctions do not serve any purpose," he argued.

However, attempting DGT in patients for whom WGC-PS failed would be impractical because this task would require removing the PD stent and advancing a guidewire into the PD a second time.

This is because 72, which would require big employers to provide health insurance from January 2006, and small employers from January 2007, is actually a cunning referendum on a law passed last year, which business groups and the governor dislike.