Sentence examples for between requiring from inspiring English sources
Some argue that there's no difference between requiring an ID to get on a plane, gamble, drink or buy cigarettes, and requiring one to vote.
In the end the difference between requiring insurance companies to provide an option that follows federal policies and contracting with them to administer a "public option" that follows federal policies is really only conceptual.
There is a clear distinction between requiring a defendant to exercise a high degree of care when involved in a potentially dangerous activity and requiring a defendant to insure absolutely the safety of others when engaging in ultrahazardous activity.
Harriet Tregoning, a former top HUD official under Obama who worked on the flood standard, said in an interview that incidents such as Harvey or Sandy tend to shift the way policymakers view the trade-offs between requiring a greater investment on the front end and paying for the damage that comes from a severe storm.
See opinion of Mr. Justice BRENNAN, post, at 475476 and n. 10. 'Finally, it is instructive, in determining legislative intent, to consider an analogous field of legislation involving a similar conflict between requiring disclosures for noncriminal purposes and the privilege against self-incrimination.
Because the rate of consumption of away-from-home meals has increased dramatically, the distinction between requiring nutrition information for packaged but not restaurant products is no longer reasonable.
So the kind of neutral and mutually acceptable go-between required is not easily found.
Building and leveraging a robust network of everyone from close friends to decision makers and everyone in between requires legwork but will pay off in spades.
It's number five on the list of diagnostic criteria, right between "requires excessive admiration" and "is interpersonally exploitative i.e., takes advantage of others to achieve his or her own ends".
With relations increasingly sour between Blair and Brown, go-betweens were required to hold the government together.
For example, oneworld carriers do not fly direct between Johannesburg and Singapore, requiring travelers to stop in Hong Kong or another airport hub.
