Sentence examples for has required many from inspiring English sources

Their relationship has required many compromises.

The human brain has required many millennia and many evolutionary stages to reach its current complex status.

Since 1994, federal legislation has required many sex offenders to register with the police, which can aid sex-crime investigations.

That has required many facilities to ration the drug, giving priority to those who need it most urgently.

For several days before the strikes, officers said, the ship's aircraft had been conducting operations at night, a step that has required many of those aboard the ship to convert to a nocturnal rhythm.

The current political situation in Brazil has required many Latin-Americanists to face old issues anew, in particular the long-standing problems of corruption in all levels of government.

The Justice Department endorsed a Georgia law that would have required many voters to pay for voter IDs, a requirement that a federal judge rightly likened to a poll tax.

For decades, laws have required many government agencies to seek public participation in the establishment of environmental policies.

Designs which at one time would have required many Digital ICs and lengthy Boolean algebra calculations, can now be programmed very simply onto one microcontroller.

Thanks to the vagaries of electoral geography, in recent elections Labour MPs have required many fewer votes to win, on average, than Conservative candidates.

The bill, as written, would have required many women to undergo a trans-vaginal procedure, the sort of coerced penetration that in other circumstances could be considered rape.