Sentence examples for begin to require from inspiring English sources
The New England Journal of Medicine did not begin to require financial disclosures until 1984.
Not until the 16th century did European states begin to require that marriages be performed under legal auspices.
In this retrospective single center study, we define waning benefit as a phenomenon that occurs after patients begin to require reprogramming visits to optimize DBS benefit on tremor.
But at some point, he said, investors will begin to require that economic conditions actually get better, not just be better than expected.
When 35-millimeter prints begin to require an extra reel just to accommodate the credits, the cost will probably drive some studios to declare an ultimatum.
The software could become even more widely used if large retailers such as Walmart begin to require electronic monitors on their vendor's fleets.
Some are also beginning to require S.A.T. scores.
These donors began to require Cambodia to reform its forestry practices in 1995.
In 2005, the United States Congress began to require widespread use of ethanol in motor fuels.
New York City began to require water meters less than twenty years ago.
Only recently have states begun to require fingerprint checks, for example.
