Sentence examples for has to be present from inspiring English sources

"Art has to be present more in these disruptive and contentious moments," Mr. Gleeson said.

But the fact is, the museum has to be present in those places.

"A father has to be present at conception," he said in a 2002 interview.

"Biometric systems work well at border controls or in other settings where a person has to be present for scrutiny.

For 16- and 17-year-olds, a parent has to be present during the first session and then sign a consent form that must be renewed every month.

To make a purchase up to the contactless maximum of £30 the phone will have to be turned on, but no bank card has to be present.

QUESTION 3: What percent of the original band has to be present in a reunion, or is it more a member of getting the marquee names back?

"The induction loop has to be present, it has to be operational and it has to be accessible," says Oliver Fry of the Equalities and Human Rights Commission.

Under FA rule K.99.4.2. the manager of any Premier League club has to be present for broadcasters to conduct interviews within 20 minutes of the final whistle.

The results show that significant damage has to be present before debonding can be identified through changes in resonant frequencies and mode shapes.

At that small a scale, the location of a needed doping atom must be known exactly: the atom has to be present and countable on the molecule that is acting as, say, a diode.