Sentence examples for process that would require from inspiring English sources
In recent days, a growing number of officials have been calling for new elections, a process that would require the consent of Congress and the nation's highest court.
A narrow majority, 53 percent, said they supported amending the state's Constitution to legalize Las Vegas-style casinos - a process that would require public approval through a referendum.
According to court records, Mr. Paul also had fliers advertising himself as a lice-removal specialist who would spray children for lice, a process that would require children to undress completely.
Mr. Esser argues that Vodafone could be blocked on key issues, which under British regulations might include the forced sale of Orange, unless Vodafone buys out all minority shareholders -- an expensive process that would require cash.
Under his plan, the court's judges, who are currently selected by the chief justice of the supreme court, would be appointed instead by the president, a process that would require them to undergo a congressional confirmation process.
One scientist said polonium 210 would only kill so quickly if combined into a "designer toxin" with another isotope, beryllium, in a complicated process that would require state sponsorship.
In an interview to be published today by Berria, a Basque-language newspaper, Rufino Etxeberria, a separatist leader, said that attempts by himself and others close to Eta to bring separatism back to the centre of Basque politics included a peace process that would require the group to stop its attacks.
One change aims to save time and effort by having funding agencies adopt a just-in-time process for grant applicants that would require them to submit certain information only after their application has passed initial scrutiny and seems likely to be funded.
These accounts are not careful considerations of new processes of discovery -- that would require some analysis of how network methods compare to other methods over a large number of cases.
In a proposal aimed at unscrupulous debt collectors, the City Council is considering legislation that would require process servers to use global positioning systems to show that they have actually visited consumers' homes or workplaces to deliver notices of collection proceedings.
A recent ruling by a special NRC panel of judges in response to a Friends of the Earth petition found that the restart process was a de facto license amendment that would require an opportunity for a lengthy public hearing process.
