Sentence examples for required no one from inspiring English sources

Although English as a second language ESL was thought to delay care on occasions when interpreters were required, no one reported that patient's priority for care was influenced by their cultural background.

Still, if Little League just did what its rules required, no one from South Carolina would have been at Williamsport that year.

And since no documentation was required, no one knows whether borrowers' incomes or assets bore any serious relationship to what they told the mortgage lenders".

The point of the matter here is that by addressing the question of what she could do that would make a difference that required no one's permission other than her own, Donna was able to make her own life better as well as extend a better quality of experience to those with whom she interacts.

In my new book, "Workarounds That Work: How to Conquer Anything That Stands in Your Way at Work," I advocate that when you find yourself in virtually any situation in which you could imagine a better outcome, there's always something you can do all on your own that requires no one's permission other than your own.

Essentially this is how contemporary poetry has managed to survive into the 21st century – it's become a self-sufficient industry that requires no one from outside its borders to keep it going.

Last week's article asked you to consider the power of one simple question: what could you do that would make a difference that requires no one's permission other than your own?

As I said last week, sometimes the only thing you need to get going again is to ask yourself one simple question: "What could I do that would make a difference that requires no one's permission other than my own?" What roadblocks have you been facing in your job or in your life?

This one required no outside assistance, just three great shots.

The sugar-sweet melody – unlike her other early singles, this one required no modern production tricks – and that magnificent key change pull you in despite the horror; the song invites you to willingly, ecstatically, be swept into its darkness.

The study group included people who required no walking aid – 75 (64.1), one crutch – 14 (12%), two crutches – 26 (22.2%), and a walker – 2 (1.7%).