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The phrase "require to pay" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, although it may sound more formal or archaic.
It means to demand or mandate someone to pay something. Example: The contract clearly states that the customer is required to pay the full amount upfront.
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Welsh graduates will, of course, pay a contribution and will be repaying the loans that they require to pay the fees that will be levied on them.
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Movahedi was required to pay compensation.
"We will pay what is required to pay," he said.
He was also required to pay compensation to the victim.
(Debatable) Taxpayers will be required to pay for abortions.
He was also required to pay a £52 victim surcharge.
General Electric is not required to pay a termination fee.
Out-of-district students are required to pay tuition.
UK residents will also be required to pay VAT.
Bank of America is no longer required to pay the judgment.
As a result, he has been required to pay alimony.
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