Sentence examples for required civil from inspiring English sources

Of those, only 10 required banks to pay restitution, one called for a refund and nine required civil penalties.

Since 1875 marriage has required civil celebration by a registrar, who cannot be a priest.

Competition for jobs as firefighters has remained so intense that only those applicants scoring in the high 90's on the required civil aervice examinations have had a reasonable chance of being hired, a score that most minority applicants have not reached.

Palestinian patriots may find that the only way to statehood requires civil war.

And the very process of giving power away requires civil servants to have certain skills, such as contracting with private and voluntary providers.

Fearing a democratic "color revolution" — as Georgia and Ukraine experienced in the mid-2000s — Putin arranged for a law that requires civil society groups to register as foreign "agents".

On Wednesday, Mr. Finneran sponsored an amendment that did not require civil unions, but on Thursday he sponsored an amendment quite similar to the civil union amendment that failed on Wednesday.

Yet delivering investment to contain flooding, let alone the gigantic changes to welfare ordained by Iain Duncan Smith will require civil service capacity of the highest order – officials who are motivated, numerous and paid enough to keep them in their post.

But in a few districts, adventurous politicians have experimented with radical reforms: they require civil servants to show up on time, to treat citizens with respect, to do their jobs without being bribed.

The 2004 act requires civil partners to be "two people of the same sex", while the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act of 2013 made it legal for two people of the same sex to also marry.

The Treasury tells us that requiring civil servants to do work prior to an election being called that could not be shared with the Government of the day would represent a significant constitutional development and that this would be a matter for the Head of the Civil Service and the Permanent Secretary of the Treasury, and ultimately the Prime Minister.