Sentence examples for make that requirement from inspiring English sources

But New York doesn't make that requirement, so Mr. Lapin, whose background is in trading, and Mr. Markowitz — who pleaded guilty in 2004 to insurance fraud in a million-dollar scam involving jewelry — saw an opportunity.

Republicans want to make that requirement even stricter.

They also changed the attachment requirement back to the former (2002) language of 'greater attachment' to Denmark, made that requirement apply to spouses of those who had been citizens for 26 rather than 28 years, and returned the bank guarantee requirement to 50 000 DKK.

The aviation agency says it will make that a requirement.

This month, federal regulators proposed new tests that would make that a requirement.

But it may be possible to make that a requirement for new trainees, he and Rockey said.

If you want your polish to be long-lasting and not chip the same day it's applied, make that a requirement of your polishes.

"All art requires something of you, but I think Lawrence makes that requirement a huge part of his art," she said.

A willingness to learn and be taught is an implied component of any player's improvement, but in this case, Wittman makes that requirement rather explicit.

In many ways, Ms. Giffords seeks to build on the Brady Act, which created a background check for gun buyers, by making that requirement universal, including for private sales.

The next year, after mounting public pressure, President Ronald Reagan signed the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), which made that requirement national.