Sentence examples for require an absolute from inspiring English sources
In his reply Bain (2011) points out that the reason why there is no total number operator in interacting relativistic quantum field theories is that this would require an absolute space-time structure, which in turn is not an appropriate requirement.
"The reform bills that require an absolute majority would probably be paralyzed," Mr. Torcal said.
The bill would require an absolute majority of all eligible voters, and not just those who report to the polls, to approve a referendum.
Nevertheless, the ruralistas will probably not attempt to overturn the president's veto in Congress (this would require an absolute majority of legislators in a joint session of both houses).
(AP) MIDDLE EAST ISRAEL: JERUSALEM LAW An Israeli Parliament committee approved a law that would require an absolute majority of 61 lawmakers to endorse a decision to turn over land within the present municipal borders of Jerusalem to "a foreign body".
Re "Israeli Bill May Hobble Barak Efforts With Syria" (front page, March 2): You overemphasize the danger to Prime Minister Ehud Barak of a parliamentary vote in favor of a draft bill that would make a future Israeli referendum on peace with Syria require an absolute majority of all eligible voters for passage.
A second round win requires an absolute majority of the votes cast.
Furthermore, this picture of the cosmos requires an absolute time (in violation of relativity), which he calls "preferred global time".
Even sad music requires an absolute happiness: eyes, nostrils, mouth strain together in quintal harmony to sing Joy and Death well.
But industry observers said it still made sense for India to choose a national energy efficiency program, rather than carbon emissions trading, which requires an absolute emissions cap that would require companies to invest in expensive clean technology quickly.
His lifeline, a last-minute legal maneuver introduced by the Constitutional Court and accepted by Parliament, required an absolute majority of eligible voters to participate for the referendum to be considered valid.
