Sentence examples for introduced to require from inspiring English sources

He opposed legislation that Nixon had introduced to require Communists to register with the government.

A system should be introduced to require members to indicate they had seen the films before they cast their votes.

In 2008, a law change was introduced to require self-support of all resident partners requesting entry for existing or new spouses, including Norwegian citizens above 23 years (who had previously been exempted).

Despite the fact that the patient series reported by Biankin et al only accounts for 8% of all patients included in the combined analysis and 14% of the weighting allocated to the pooled survival data, the discrepancy in the results is such that sufficient heterogeneity is introduced to require a random effects approach resulting in a non-significant result for the overall analysis.

A state assemblyman has introduced legislation to require a stricter standard of proof for the death penalty.

Mr. Shays has introduced legislation to require Fannie and Freddie to register their bond issues with the S.E.C. "Disclosure is essential," he said.

Separately, several lawmakers introduced legislation to require employers to notify employees about how e-mail, Internet use and phone calls are monitored.

This year, 34 states introduced legislation to require it — a flurry of activity that Jennie Bowser, a senior fellow at the National Conference of State Legislatures, called "pretty unusual".

In the meantime, he and other members of Congress have called on Navy Secretary Ray Mabus to help victims now and have introduced bills to require the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide health care to them while the studies continue.

US senator Dianne Feinstein of California, who has introduced legislation to require new safety features on drones, pointed to the close call as an example of the hazards posed to commercial aviation by unregulated drone activity.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, has also introduced legislation to require universities to put out detailed statistics on the race and income of the students who benefit from the practice.