Sentence examples for entail from inspiring English sources

Clearly, he hadn't bargained on the fact that "paying forward" for the stunt would entail losing his wife, his cat, his last remaining money, and any hope of shopping at the mall again for 12 months after Bloomington police ordered him not to return to the scene for a year.

For the Labour party that has to entail our founding ideal of tackling inequality and building a just society.

And voters will be spared a Hobson's choice, with the option of coming out of Europe with the loss of investment and jobs that would entail, or staying in but with key rights such as paid holidays, gender equality and protection for agency workers stripped away.

He was calling to see if I'd be interested in becoming the first Chinua Achebe fellow - a teaching residency which would entail living at Bard College, where he himself is based, for one year.

This may entail round-the-clock facilities in areas of minority concentration, and greater reliance on non-invasive techniques that might address cultural concerns about the prevalence and practice of postmortem.

Week 1: Introduction and warm up - Monday 14 September An introductory session on what the course will entail, its aims and objectives, a breakdown of its core components, and both tutor and student expectations.

But an EU-wide scheme is toxic for many national governments since it would entail a system of quotas and distributing refugees and people seeking asylum more equitably between EU member states.