Sentence examples for repeatedly require from inspiring English sources

A partial government shutdown could portend bigger problems for Washington into 2019, as upcoming deadlines will repeatedly require Trump and Democrats to reach deals.

If Republicans filibuster that vote, Democrats say they are prepared to repeatedly require Republicans to object to the bill's passage, keeping them in their seats for hours and creating a middle-of-the-night legislative spectacle for the cameras.

Since the similarity ratio is statistically calculated by analyzing the innate characteristics of an inter-laced screenshot, the proposed approach achieves good adaptability and does not repeatedly require new training process.

These temporary healing agents being applied to these longstanding problems repeatedly require the attention of an uninterested body of folks, who would rather be playing a round of golf with their lobbying friends while being paid a six-figure salary by a country they claim to adore.

Recreating that experience in the field repeatedly requires a significant amount of time and resources.

But this Court has repeatedly required more than that to satisfy the 'while employed' clause of the FELA.

The role repeatedly requires Ms. Griffith to accomplish a radical transformation in an eye blink, and she couldn't be more convincing.

"I have to say that throughout eight years, the city repeatedly required us to bring litigation, whether it was on behalf of New Yorkers with mental health problems or homeless children," said Steven Banks, the director of the Legal Aid Society's homeless rights project.

What is unacceptable is that neither Mr. Bernanke nor Mr. Paulson has called for new rules to constrain excessive risk-taking in the financial markets — activities like creating and selling securities backed by utterly reckless loans — even though those risks have greatly contributed to the markets' instability and have repeatedly required government intervention.

In a submission to the public inquiry, it described how incident commanders and other decision makers were repeatedly required to make instantaneous choices and that it "has thus far found no evidence of any occasions when that balance was not struck in favour of the residents of Grenfell Tower despite the appalling challenges which LFB personnel were required to face".

For our design, we adapted methods developed for testing CCE in human subjects20: generational succession was simulated through the sequential replacement of experienced birds with naive birds within 10 independent chains as they were repeatedly required to solve the same (navigational) task.