Sentence examples for much less requiring from inspiring English sources

There is no law requiring adult performers to get tested for STIs, much less requiring us to get tested as frequently as we do.

The conservatives had no thought, apparently, of allowing shareholders to opt out of such political activity, much less requiring that their investments not be used unless they opt in.

"Our democracy does not allow, much less require, decision-making by referendum," he wrote.

Our democracy does not allow, much less require, decision-making by referendum.

Another hunch: men who win big literary prizes are rarely asked if they are "surprised", much less required to be.

"It seemed very one-sided, with many commitments and obligations on my part, and much less required of the people I was buying from," he says.

Even weak sufficiency implies that the harm principle must be supplemented with some other principle, such as the utilitarian principle, in order to determine if regulation is permissible, much less required.

The Republican-led Congress has not been receptive, to say the least, to efforts to require that corporations disclose political spending to their shareholders and the public, much less require a shareholder vote on such spending.

The saltwater sport was generally held (at least by fly-fishermen) to be much less refined, requiring less of the fly-tiers' art.

Hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide combine readily with fluorine, the latter sometimes explosively; sulfuric acid exhibits much less activity, requiring elevated temperatures.

Chronic relapsing TTP, though much less common, requires chronic plasma infusion therapy after resolution of the acute episode.