Sentence examples for being required to make from inspiring English sources

Administration officials did not identify the airports that were being required to make improvements, citing security reasons.

We see them being required to make at least an average of 6.5% cost cutbacks this year.

An emerging challenge for universities will not only be the increasing reluctance of local councils to offer placements, but the sheer scale and size of the cuts that they are being required to make to services.

It has brought more than 80 cases, most ending with electric companies' being required to make improvements, but not to pay charges, which are technically civil penalties, not fines, because the violations are not criminal.

Now, at the beginning of four months of the current referendum debate, the voters are being required to make up their minds amid the same kind of factual fog they faced 40 years ago.

That was by far the best opportunity of the first half, David Stockdale in the visitors' goal being required to make no more than one save from the excellent Branislav Ivanovic, in between fielding crosses and corners.

A considerable increase in efficiency is required to make this additional required water available.

Women were required to make no such sacrifice.

Kickers alone are required to make their own cases.

The renter may be required to make a nonrefundable deposit.

Mr. Levitt also could be required to make restitution.