Sentence examples for made to require from inspiring English sources
They cited one decision he made to require senior executives to certify their financial statements and another decision to press the enforcement staff to file a securities fraud lawsuit against WorldCom only a day after it disclosed its problems.
An official in the comptroller's office said that although gardener-growers are permitted to perform routine maintenance on public property and in front of public buildings, the decision was made to require use of the laborers because many street tree-plantings in front of private property are paid for out of the capital budget.
The Post reported that Secretary of the Commonwealth Janet Polarek and Deputy Secretary Christie Heath said in an interview last week that while McDonnell was still considering broader changes to the process for restoring voting rights, the decision had been made to require offenders to submit letters, adding that the state already had started mailing out the changes.
Box Behnken designs are response surface designs, specially made to require only 3 levels, coded as -1, 0, and + 1.
Next, to prevent delaying or disrupting physician work flow, we decided the HPI documentation could not be made to require use of the CDSS, so the CDSS could be bypassed without reading or completing it.
Today, you need only to declare your intent to filibuster, and any measure can be made to require 60 votes.
The most important change Congress can make is to require universal voter registration.
Efforts should therefore be made to shorten the time required to make a decision.
That firm declared bankruptcy in 2012, and retiree benefits have since been slashed as declining coal companies have been unable to make required contributions to retiree pension funds.
HealthSouth, fending off fraud charges and potential bankruptcy, said it has not reached a new forbearance agreement to allow it time to make required payments to its lenders.
Many are also facing potential cuts to their retirement benefits due to declining coal companies being unable to make required contributions to pension funds.
