Sentence examples for has made a requirement from inspiring English sources

His mother, Debi, a schoolteacher, thought Northwestern and Duke, which had showed interest in her son, were fine universities to prepare for graduate school, something she has made a requirement for each of her three children.

Data should be made available for independent assessment and analysis; the BMJ has made this a requirement for clinical trials of drugs and devices as of 2013.

Board of study in community medicine has made it a requirement that candidates obtain ERC approval (personal communication from the chairman) since 1991.

Based on the differential prerequisites identified in this study for the assembly of BMV and CCMV, we hypothesize that the adaptive condition for movement in monocotyledonous host has made packaging a necessary co-requirement for BMV.

James G. Luehman, a staff official who helps monitor the safe handling of radioactive materials used in medicine, said his agency might have made a mistake in dropping the quarantine requirement.

But federal officials and fire safety experts contend that fire codes and other requirements would probably have made a difference.

A brass band plays largely traditional Bavarian songs (a bylaw has made this a legal requirement) and the benchfuls of beer-swilling, thigh-slapping revellers get down to some serious singing.

And Agee, as well as possessing the comprehensive intelligence that the critical heritage had already made a requirement, also possessed an extra quality that we later on, and perhaps dangerously, came to expect from everybody: he had the wit.

Every job interview has its awkward moments, but in recent years, the standard interview for men seeking a life in the Roman Catholic priesthood has made the awkward moment a requirement.

The Pakistani Parliament has made ending the drone campaign a requirement for restoring access to NATO's supply lines that run through Pakistan to Afghanistan, despite signals from senior government and military officials last week that they were ready to allow a deal to go through, albeit only at a much higher transit fee for each NATO container.

The local library system has made this kind of flexibility a requirement in its design standards for construction projects of all sizes.