Sentence examples for is required to pick from inspiring English sources

The people who led Bank of America at the time — including the former chief executive Kenneth D. Lewis — will not pay a dime because the company is required to pick up their legal expenses as part of their executive contracts.

The mountains were – are – mostly trackless, and even on clear days, great skill is required to pick the best way from A to B. But those particular days were far from clear, and even the best orienteers found the route-finding as much of a challenge as the endurance.

Consider a logic student who is required to pick one hundred truths from a mixed list of tautologies and contradictions.

In the window, an author of the goal map is required to pick up labels of two nodes and one link from the sentence.

While TSH-based screening will identify the most common causes, the addition of T4 testing is required to pick up the rarer central causes of neonatal hypothyroidism.

Moreover, leaders are required to pick the nominee "taking into account the elections to the European Parliament".

Medicaid pays doctors and hospitals much less than private insurance, and states may eventually be required to pick up some of the cost — a prospect that alarms many governors.

Internal papers show that a new selections panel headed by Ian McCartney, the chairman of the national executive committee, will draw up shortlists of approved candidates from which local constituency parties will be required to pick a standard-bearer at meetings.

Under it, New York City, for instance, would be required to pick up about $145 million in costs that were previously paid by the state, including financing for adult homeless shelters, juvenile-detention facilities and adoption subsidies.

Think of "After Life" (1998), in which the dead are required to pick and preserve a single memory, or "Still Walking" (2008), in which a family holds an awkward annual meeting to remember a favorite son, who was drowned a dozen years before.

With so much going for it, and in light of the obvious talent of its author, it's surprising, then, that "Niagara Falls All Over Again" isn't more compelling -- that a certain effort may be required to pick up the book again, once you've put it down.