Sentence examples for required from now from inspiring English sources

Under the bill, employers who hire nannies, housekeepers, companions or caregivers for the elderly through employment agencies would be required from now on to sign statements saying they know about minimum wage, overtime and Social Security requirements.

In a recent report, Wood Mackenzie, advisers in the energy and metals industries, said Southeast Asia's demand for new power generation was so strong that investments of at least $125 billion would be required from now to 2020.

Separately, the consolidation amongst Arm's customer base could reduce its licensing revenue (NXP/Freescale are both important Arm's licensees where only one license will be required from now on; Intel will presumably design out Arm's technology now that it has acquired Altera).

To understand the effect of the electrochemical reaction on the microbial relationship, information on the isolated microorganisms would be required from now on.

"It is clear that this protest looks like it may be going on for some weeks so we are moving from an initial response to preparing resources required from now".

Meanwhile, the administration should work with Russian officials to negotiate treaty changes that will be needed to perform tests that may be required years from now and to start building a limited missile shield when it becomes practical.

In a stroke of genius, British resident Daniel O'Connell has launched what I think you'll agree is going to be required reading from now on: WhatTheFuckIsMyWearableStrategy.com (or wtfimws on Twitter).

A similar commitment is now required from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, whose home state of California stands to benefit greatly.

4.23am GMT 16th over: England 74-2 (Stokes 7, Ballance 3) A trio of singles start Maxwell's next over and some consolidation is now required from Ballance and Stokes after the loss of the two set batsman.

The ministers debated a proposal that would allow companies to obtain "unambiguous" consent, which is considered a lower legal threshold than the "explicit" consent now required from users whose personal data they collect and process.

Further guidance is now required from driving authorities as to how these data should be interpreted.