Sentence examples for require otherwise from inspiring English sources
The University's copyright policy establishes that all rights in copyright, regardless of their form of expression, remain with the creator, except in specified cases where law or University policy require otherwise.
Decisions of the Board under this subchapter shall be consistent with decisions rendered by the Authority under chapter 71 of title 5, other than in cases in which the Board finds that special circumstances require otherwise.
They had sound reasons not to commit the national government to supporting a mass militia, and thus to prefer a phrasing implying that the militia need not embrace the entire adult male population if Congress had good reason to require otherwise.
In similar fashion, where a counterfactual hypothesis does not require otherwise, counterfactual reasoning typically tries to stay as close as possible to reality.
According to Smith, preserving the status of the self is incompatible with the law's claim to authority, because "the obligation to obey the law would morally require otherwise morally upstanding subjects to undergo a radical form of self-effacement in favor of recreating themselves in the image of foreign values" (p. 2; see p. 9 for an admittedly "florid" way of making this point).
The Supreme Court has held that students don't need to pledge allegiance if they choose not to, because to require otherwise would violate the free speech guarantee of the Constitution's 1st Amendment.
Expensive remote handling robots and tooling are required otherwise.
(B) A motion filed before the expiration of the time prescribed in Rule 4 (a)(1) or (3) may be ex parte unless the court requires otherwise.
(3) Finally, the breakdown of administrative domains forces in many cases the distribution of services that may not be technically required otherwise.
Some means of focusing is required; otherwise, a particle that starts out in a direction making a small angle with the orbital plane will spiral into the dees and be lost.
Insofar as Costco contends that § 109(a) should apply to foreign-made copies even in the absence of a lawful domestic sale, the surviving rule from BMG Music requires otherwise.
