Sentence examples for might require equal from inspiring English sources

A strengthened bill, he suggested, might require equal co-payments for mental and physical illness, and prevent companies from setting day and visit limits on care.

Or perhaps voting and buying fireworks require equal maturity?

"It does not violate equal protection to require equal treatment," he said.

"Shared" prosperity, after all, does not require "equal".

"...did not require equal time for opposing views.

Disagreeing, an Obama administration lawyer argued the Constitution has been understood to require "equal representation for equal numbers of people".

However, both implementations require equal group sizes.

Helping a country like Spain overcome an economic shock might require a sum equal to 5 percent of its annual output, or €50 billion, to support programs like unemployment insurance or subsidies for new infrastructure, Mr. Wolff said.

Others might require only that health be 'more or less' equal.

Significant renal impairment was defined as the combination of these two (i.e. those with eGFR less than or equal to 60 mls/min/1.73 m) as this population might require dose alteration to antiretroviral treatments.

That might require a referendum.