Sentence examples for essentially requiring from inspiring English sources

The House bill averted the problem by essentially requiring the government to waive its normal rules for dealing with this type of transfer, meaning it would not have any effect on the budget.

It is an imperfect compromise: by placing the machines at centrally located offices, the city is essentially requiring some of the least mobile voters to travel the longest distances to vote.

In May 2007, FIGC eased those restrictions, essentially requiring teams only to have paid players' and coaches' salaries at the end of the previous season in order to enter Serie A the following one.

Combined with this is the loss of government funding of independent field research, essentially requiring the likes of ADAS and the Scottish Colleges to generate funds by collaborating with commercial companies in near market research.

It relies on the use of permits for the right to emit at certain levels, essentially requiring producers of greenhouse gases to pay for the right to emit them.

It would bar the use of money for military activities other than search and rescue; aerial refueling; operational planning; and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance — essentially requiring an end to direct American combat activity like missile strikes.

In other states, officials are essentially required to issue a permit to anyone who meets basic requirements, such as passing a background check or completing safety training.

The plan will essentially require automakers to make side air bags standard on vehicles by 2009.

Fox was essentially required to wink at the camera, wriggle seductively and look sexy.

This reporting process then essentially requires states to adopt concrete actions to eradicate gender-based discrimination.

He pointed out that most of the bill essentially required regulators to do the heavy lifting.