Sentence examples for made a requirement from inspiring English sources

[FN145] The court thus made a requirement beyond copyrightability, by requiring that each collaborator physically fix his contribution, rather than orally communicate his contribution to another collaborator for fixation.

"If this were something that were supported by the government," Mills said, "if the compost toilet was made a requirement, then many things would change".

Boxing was made a requirement at West Point in 1905 at the behest of President Theodore Roosevelt, joining horsemanship and swordsmanship as necessary skills for young officers.

His mother, Debi, a schoolteacher, thought Northwestern and Duke, which had showed interest in her son, were fine universities to prepare for graduate school, something she has made a requirement for each of her three children.

And Agee, as well as possessing the comprehensive intelligence that the critical heritage had already made a requirement, also possessed an extra quality that we later on, and perhaps dangerously, came to expect from everybody: he had the wit.

Asked if it should be made a requirement in Australia that no leader take the country to war without a parliamentary debate and vote, Molan said there would be dangers in doing so.

The wide range of applications makes a requirement for studying the dynamic response of TEGs.

This bill in no way makes a requirement of faithfulness from same sex couples – in fact it does the opposite.

Body-mounted cameras for policemen, which Mr Brown's parents want to make a requirement in memory of their son, are a good idea.

Why do the Western governments keep supporting President Hamid Karzai without making a requirement that the lives of women in Afghanistan be improved immediately?

Note: making a requirement compulsory does not necessarily make it an inherent requirement" [ 21].