Foreign policy, for instance, requires greater clarity.
New Jersey, for instance, requires virtually no oversight.
The Voice of America charter, for instance, requires that its broadcasts be "accurate, objective and comprehensive".
Walking across a room, for instance, requires many complex, albeit subconscious, calculations.
The cheeseburger, for instance, requires the meat to be cooked sous vide for several hours.
Ms. Wiggin's plan, for instance, requires a marriage in which only one spouse has an over-enmeshed relationship with work.
For accounts with fewer than 50,000 miles, Delta Air Lines, for instance, requires a photocopy of a death certificate.
To bend the elbow, for instance, requires thinking about contracting a biceps, though the muscle no longer exists.
Certifying an echinacea supplement, for instance, requires a battery of chemical tests that measure the presence or absence of particular phenols, alkylamides, and acids.
The Port Washington district, for instance, requires students to provide two forms of identification for entry to the test, instead of the one required by E.T.S.
Figuring out how Obama is performing in individual states and how this translates to the Electoral College, for instance, requires a fair amount of attention to detail.
