Sentence examples for been to require from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
In retrospect, a wiser course would have been to require a supermajority vote to leave, with additional requirements that voters in Britain's component nations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all agree.
Another big push by these pension funds has been to require corporations to report the cost of stock options as an expense on their public financial statements.
A simpler solution to the problem of plurality would have been to require an asset disposal – the Times titles being the obvious candidates.
The other measure has been to require vehicles to meet stringent standards for fuel-efficiency, with additional taxes of 5 to 15percentt on models that fail.
One suggestion has been to require intermediaries like eBay to file information with the I.R.S. about people who engage in 100 or more sales a year, totaling $5,000 or more.
For close to half a century, the aim of scores of lawsuits about public schools across the country has been to require states to improve education for students by spending a lot more money.
It's going to require action.
It's going to require some convincing".
The government's going to require it.
It's going to require working together.
