Sentence examples for members would require from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present all the technical details that faculty members would require to evaluate how pClone works and whether they have the required equipment.

I suspect technology will have an important role to play, as accommodating its 2.8 million members would require a Wembley sellout for a month.

Spitzer to Present a Plan to Reduce Foreclosures A bill drafted by Governor Spitzer's staff members would require lenders to warn borrowers in writing 60 days before starting foreclosure proceedings and to meet with them to negotiate a settlement.

Each of these staff members would require a microscope.

Whereas other mitigation strategies might be well supported by coarser models (e.g., antiviral prophylaxis for household members") would require models that track household membership).

Since the vast majority of LINE-1 sequences are more than 90% similar to each other in the CpG islands contained within the 5'-UTR, a detailed analysis of the different LINE-1 family members would require the amplification and sequencing of much larger regions.

The Eastern Caribbean Donor Group convened a meeting on August 16 under the Chair of the Resident Representative United Nations Development Programme Barbados in anticipation that member states would require international assistance.

Still, some term-limits laws, including those in Massachusetts and Washington State, have been thrown out by state courts, and the United States Supreme Court has ruled that term limits for members of Congress would require an amendment to the Constitution.

Within SKKU, there was already mutual understanding among faculty members that SKKU would require large pools of financial investments to replace depreciating facilities, to enroll talented students and recruit and retain distinguished faculties in diverse areas.

The incentive for members to contribute to a 'shift list' is much less clear-cut; and would require members to either advocate in favour of disinvestments from their own budget (and perhaps against their own personal or professional interests), or target disinvestments in other areas within the programme budget (against the interests of colleagues).

Mr. Takayama said rebuilding the company would require members of the current board to stay.