Sentence examples for principle to require from inspiring English sources

Because it would violate the Tenth Amendment's anti-commandeering principle to require states to create or run the exchanges, if a state doesn't do it, HHS will directly create and run it.

It is wrong in principle to require countries with high standards in this area to temper their demands in the holy name of EU harmonisation.

While this principle appears to require universal democratic decision making for particular laws, Kant instead understands this principle on two levels, one of which is not universal and the other of which is not for particular laws.

Applying this general signal processing principle to MRI requires that [7]: (a) the desired image has a sparse representation, i.e., it is compressible, in a known transform domain, e.g., wavelets; (b) the aliasing artifacts due to k-space undersampling are incoherent (noise like) in that transform domain.

It goes against these principles for the bishops to require health care reform proposals that will affect all Americans -- Catholic and non-Catholic -- to conform to the minority outlook of the church hierarchy on sexual and reproductive health.

It does not appear to require the Principle of Sufficient Reason, which Leibniz sometimes bases it on.

Moreover, the argument's depiction of P and M as competing for causal relevance one must exclude the other would seem to require a principle such as No Overdetermination (§2.4).

The basic principle of cavern excavation according to requires that loading comes first, followed by excavation.

However, as we have discussed in the previous section, there are much more serious reasons of principle which require to abandon the probabilistic interpretation and replace it either with the 'flash ontology', or with the ' mass density ontology' which we have discussed above.

A careful analysis of Hume's Inquiry, relative to its own principles, may require us to consign large sections of it to the flames.

Not only did the candidates respond, but the Chancellor said he had no objection in principle to similar disclosures being required of others standing for elected office.