Sentence examples for have expanded to require from inspiring English sources

"My reason for resigning is that the expectations of the role have expanded to require the Chairman to be available at short notice throughout the year, irrespective of routine arrangements for deputy and executive cover.

Sir Philip said he decided to resign because "expectations of the role have expanded to require the chairman to be available at short notice throughout the year", something he felt was "inappropriate".

Today, in order to cut expenses, partnerships have expanded to about 10 doctors, requiring offices ranging from 5,000 to 15,000 square feet.

By 1960 it had expanded to petrochemicals.

The film has expanded to 52 theaters.

In his last years in the Senate, Gramm succeeded in blocking legislation that, as the New York Times editorialized, would have made it easier "to crack down on offshore tax havens" and "would have expanded rules that require banks to find out more about individuals and foreign jurisdictions they are dealing with".

Owners of destroyed homes are mostly free to rebuild them on the same spot, although new floodplain maps have expanded the areas that require houses to be elevated, and, in some of the most vulnerable areas, raised on thirteen-foot stilts.

Furthermore, we have expanded the genetic toolbox required for synthetic biology engineering in Synechocystis.

In recent days, Mr. Davis also vetoed legislation sought by consumer advocates that would have expanded individuals' financial privacy by requiring financial institutions to obtain permission from customers before selling information about them to third parties.

Sales have expanded by 8.6%, to $4 billion.

The FBI's domestic-intelligence-collection and analysis role has expanded, the standards required to engage in investigative activity have been relaxed, limits on the intrusiveness of investigative techniques have been curtailed, and oversight and supervisory approval requirements have been rolled back.