Sentence examples for interpreted to require from inspiring English sources

Nothing contained herein shall be interpreted to require the creation of a document.

Also, the Voting Rights Act has been interpreted to require states to cobble together majority-black voting districts wherever possible.

Previously, the rule could be interpreted to require that race officials provide proof that a musher intended to administer the prohibited substance.

Officials said the guidelines, which require the military to prepare concurrently for a major regional war, homeland defense, worldwide deployments and peacekeeping missions, could be interpreted to require a sizable increase in forces.

Capability to use coal or another alternate fuel shall not be interpreted to require any such powerplant to be immediately able to use coal or another alternate fuel as its primary energy source on its initial day of operation.

Those definitions do not make reference to the UNFCC, the Paris Agreement, or any other international standard, and have never been interpreted to require achievement of any such commitments.

Some writers have interpreted shallowness to require non-conceptual character (e.g., Carruthers, 2006, p. 4).

"The application of the Act that the government proposes ― interpreting 'warrant' to require a service provider to retrieve material from beyond the borders of the United States ―would require us to disregard the presumption against extraterritoriality," Carney wrote.

Since then, appellate courts have interpreted the decision to require a broader holding in favor of gay marriage.

In particular, there is little indication that other parties to the Convention have interpreted Article 36 to require a judicial remedy in the context of criminal prosecutions.

When issuing new ferry safety rules yesterday, Ms. Weinshall said she interpreted the procedures to require the presence of both the captain and assistant captain in the pilothouse during docking.