Sentence examples for firmly require that from inspiring English sources

The numbering of Steps 1 through 8 does not firmly require that the steps be followed sequentially.

Without parental permission, this can be charged as a robbery - tell them so and politely but firmly require that you be able to keep it (without using it) until your parents give them permission to take it.

Beards were standard wear in the British army into the 20th century, Withey says, and even then moustaches were so firmly required that some regiments kept a stock of fake ones made from goats' hair for the unfortunates unable to oblige.

Others, such as William Hasker, have questioned whether Quinn's challenge to those who hold firmly to the superiority of their religious perspectives — that the reality of religious diversity requires that they hold their perspectives less firmly — will have the effect Quinn intended.

It also requires that the emission of breath be more firmly controlled.

The league firmly believes in the policy nearly 40 years after it replaced one that required that all home games be blacked out within a 75-mile radius of the stadium.

We must and will firmly enforce American laws that require the careful review of investments that could have adverse national security implications.

However, we firmly believe that further studies are required to elucidate the role and pathogenesis of high-risk HPV in human breast cancer, especially because HPV vaccines for only two high-risk HPV types are available at present.

Of course, that requires a firmly held world view and clearly articulated goals -- which are in no short supply with Mr. Rumsfeld.

(Mr. Green firmly denied that).

The court firmly rejected that challenge.