Sentence examples for required meaning from inspiring English sources

But Benedict XVI changed the requirements back so that a two-thirds majority is required, meaning the man elected is likely to be a compromise candidate.

A staff training matrix identifies further training required, meaning staff are fully qualified at all times.

As always, American leadership will be required, meaning leadership from the top.

Higher efficiency is required, meaning better utilisation of infrastructure capacity and reduced energy consumption.

No signatures or petitions were required, meaning that hundreds or more could simply sign up to run for any given seat, making the balloting virtually impossible to administer.

Across the three brands, the new-look cans use on average 25% less aluminium, and 53% more cans fit onto a pallet so fewer lorries are required, meaning a cut in transport emissions.

Texas covers slightly more people under Medicaid than federal law requires, meaning that without a waiver, the state could do little to change how it administers the program.

The amount of human intervention and customization varies, but in general it's less than what the traditional consulting model requires, meaning lower expenses spread out over a longer period of time (usually through a subscription or license-based fee).

Connectability of laws of different theories requires meaning invariance in the form of extensional equivalence between descriptions, with bridge principles between coextensive but distinct terms in different theories.

The informative prior structure is represented as a matrix with 0 meaning forbidden connection, 1 meaning required connection, and 0.5 meaning no prior information is available.

It was Montague's strategy to apply to all expressions of a category the most general approach, and narrow this down, when required, by meaning postulates.