Sentence examples for has ever required from inspiring English sources

The attacks on Mr Obama are more troubling, because no one has ever required Secret Service protection for being old.

Certainly no swimmer has died at the Olympics, but it is less clear if a competitor has ever required a lifeguard rescue.

The draft rule would impose one of the toughest legal standards the government has ever required of a private party – and impose them on lower-income people who lack the means to meet the burdens, whatever the justice of their claims.

Based on an additive cumulative risk model, this score includes additional indicators of past disease activity – whether the subject has ever required dialysis or transplant, and whether renal replacement therapy was required at age ≤ 5 years, a critical developmental window.

Cecil Wray, the commissioner who presides over the agency's enforcement committee, could not recall if the Adirondack Park Agency had ever required a farmer to have a housing permit.

I don't think I've ever required the company of people, in order to feel good or to feel access to the world.

My student and I had minded the semicolon and proceeded from the first sentence of our relationship to the second with greater caution than surely any semicolon in history had ever required.

I'd never done anything that had ever required so much technical know-how.

Sadly his own testimony offers PROOF of terrible deeds, which is ALL I have ever required to believe the accusations.

Was the slaughter on Jakku actually the first naughty thing the First Order had ever required of him?

Three hundred and two patients with Sjogren's syndrome who had ever required admission were collected.