Sentence examples for has begun requiring from inspiring English sources

China has begun requiring power companies to retire an older, more polluting power plant for each new one they build.

China, for example, has begun requiring its rare earth exporters to obtain a certificate of environmental compliance before they are allowed to make any overseas shipments.

The state Motor Vehicle Commission, which is trying to combat fraud, has begun requiring multiple identification documents from people applying for and renewing drivers' licenses.

Cavan Brunsden, a pediatric dentist in Old Bridge and a supporter of the bill, noted that many states went further — New York, for instance, has begun requiring dental visits as a condition of attending school.

For example, New Hampshire has stopped financing health insurance for many future retirees, while North Carolina has begun requiring state employees to work 20 years, up from five years, to qualify for full retiree health benefits.

The gynecologist I've seen for seven years has begun requiring patients to waive their right to a day in court and to accept binding arbitration to settle any potential disputes, or she will not treat them.

Many departments have begun requiring members to learn how to handle terrorist-related emergencies, including situations with hazardous materials and infectious diseases.

It emerges that news websites in China have begun requiring new users to register their true identities before allowing them to post comments.

But in New York City, where health inspectors have begun requiring restaurants and some food services to post letter grades for cleanliness, students have a new reason to gripe: bad report cards.

Some companies have begun requiring employees to take their temperatures twice daily and file a report to make sure no one in the office has a fever -- a telltale symptom of infection.

More broadly, the courts in New York State, along with Florida, have begun requiring that lawyers in foreclosure cases vouch for the accuracy of the documents they present, which prompted a protest from the New York bar.