Sentence examples for like to require from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mulqueen would like to require the same of his agencies someday.

Mr. Baker would like to require funds to disclose the transaction costs, including commissions, for each fund.

Mr. Levy would like to require the training, but he has to negotiate the terms with the principals' union.

However, as much as you'd like to require your guests to take a "pledge" of acceptance as part of their R.S.V.P., you can't.

The commission would like to require the funds to conduct a stress test of their portfolios periodically to ensure they can weather disruptions in the market.

Mr. Buffett also mocked fund consultants who "like to require style boxes" -- or investment categories -- "such as 'long-short,'macroro,'internationalal equities.' At Berkshire our only style box is 'smart".' Mr. Buffett addressed one of Berkshire's most closely watched holdings on Wall Street, the $5 billion investment in Goldman Sachs made during the depths of the financial crisis.

He said he would like states to require anyone convicted of driving drunk to use devices that prevent their cars from starting if they have been drinking.

Some don't like the idea of eroding the institution of the Senate, which, unlike the House, specifically has rules like this to require bipartisanship and consensus.

This includes simple things like failing to require them to wear protective equipment to more serious breaches, like failing to report the "negligent discharge" of a grenade launcher.

Thus, improving students' expert-like perceptions appears to require pedagogical techniques that explicitly address epistemological issues.

These bulk-like sulfates were observed to require higher temperatures for complete regeneration with H2(g).