Sentence examples for require entirely from inspiring English sources

True reform will require entirely new political and economic institutions based on democracy, market economics and action against terrorism.

He added, "True reform will require entirely new political and economic institutions based on democracy, market economics and action against terrorism".

Dr. Bernardin of Los Alamos said possible new military needs, anything from building nuclear-tipped missile interceptors to replacing an existing weapon completely if it became too old to function, could someday require entirely remade designs as well.

I cannot face recipes that require entirely alien talents and techniques for successful execution, but if you like cooking, it becomes second nature to read a recipe and see how it can be pared down and even reshaped to be made unstressfully at home.

That would require entirely new instrument designs.

Uneven distribution of acidic and basic residues in tau determines that the N- and C-terminal tau fragments require entirely different purification conditions.

Vast programs costing millions of dollars and requiring entirely new agencies took shape overnight while Americans starved to death.

More often than not, this requires entirely different expertise and techniques than those of the discoverers.

Exploring mechanisms often requires entirely different expertise and methodologies than those of the discoverers.

Thus, Baudrillard's categories of simulation, implosion, and hyperreality combine to create an emergent postmodern condition that requires entirely new modes of theory and politics to chart and respond to the novelties of the contemporary era.

Values like autonomy and freedom of conscience, McCormack thinks, support the claim that at least within this sphere of conduct, it is desirable to keep the question of what the law requires entirely separate from the question of what morality requires.