Sentence examples for outright required from inspiring English sources

In shawarma sandwich shops and juice stalls, most men had heard of Zahra, but more than half of them believed that the practice of honor killing is protected — or outright required — by Islamic law.

Once the plane was back at the gate, Mr. Porter said, passengers who wished to get off were told by a flight attendant that doing so would very likely cause the flight to be canceled outright, requiring them to spend the night in the airport without a guarantee that they might be able to rebook the next day.

Participants expressed concern that researchers would encourage, if not outright require, that persons enrolled in studies take part in HIV-risk behaviours (e.g., adopt or maintain a sexually promiscuous lifestyle) to help determine whether an intervention effectively prevented, treated, or cured HIV infection.

The results showed Tsvangirai had more votes than Mugabe but not the outright majority required for a first-round win.

Solving the problem outright would require one of two fixes.

Outright bribery requires explicit proof of a quid pro quo, which is often difficult to get.

When Facebook's published its requests data, the general counsel, Ted Ullyot, wrote: "We aggressively protect our users' data when confronted with such requests: we frequently reject such requests outright, or require the government to substantially scale down its requests, or simply give the government much less data than it has requested".

"We frequently reject such requests outright, or require the government to substantially scale down its requests, or simply give the government much less data than it has requested," he said.

Facebook's general counsel Ted Ullyot said: "We aggressively protect our users' data when confronted with such requests; we frequently reject such requests outright, or require the government to substantially scale down its requests, or simply give the government much less data than it has requested".

Experiments meant to demonstrate that mammals attach themselves to mothers because they need love, not just food, all too often required outright torture.

But several of Canary's market-timing trades and all of its late-trading schemes -- which Mr. Spitzer said he considered "outright criminal" -- required the involvement of some sort of go-between.