Sentence examples for required or not from inspiring English sources
Diners without jackets often choose to borrow one to blend in with the crowd; required or not, suits still dominate the room.
"In our case, the attorney-general will have to analyse that, forensically examine it and give official and formal information and advice to the government as to whether a referendum is required or not".
Mr. Pollack recalls that Ms. Fonda took her role as the embittered Gloria so seriously that she showed up on the set every day, whether her presence was required or not.
On every block, you can find a section dug up and waiting to be shoddily relaid by contractors who – so the story goes – bribe local politicians for contracts to renew the streets almost every year, whether it's required or not.
"Obviously that does get us close to the Presidential election and it's possible that a future Administration might try to slow-walk any changes required or not continue to defend it – to your question on timing, though I sincerely hope that does not happen," she said in an email.
Robin Bond, founder of Transition Strategies, an employment law firm in Wayne, Pa., said: "If a nonexempt employee gets in his car and immediately gets on a conference call where his participation is required, or not stopped by management, that is work time.
Patients assessed as being at high risk of VTE (requiring or not requiring extended prophylaxis) aged 18 years and over admitted to the identified wards.
It occurs through methods which require or not a prior alignment, varying the algorithm complexity and the level of biological accuracy.
Relapse was defined as a change in disease activity sustained for at least 3 months, requiring or not a change in treatment.
Independent t-tests revealed no significant difference in the overall CIM-C scores of subjects with different gender, right or left side hemiplegia, with or without ankle-foot orthoses, or requiring or not requiring a companion to walk outdoors.
*A buyer has not obtained the necessary export licenses or insists that the licenses are not required or will not be a problem.
