Sentence examples for required to keep a from inspiring English sources

Brokerage firms will be required to keep a quarterly record of public appearances by their analysts.

In New York, officers are required to keep a bullet in the chamber.

He was also required to keep a time chart, as his father did.

Each adult Cuban was expected to belong to the local CDR, which was in turn required to keep a file on each of its members.

All of these remind me how deconstruction, along with construction, makes for the kind of give and take required to keep a house in good repair.

In some cases they were required to keep a minimum grade-point average, which encouraged them, perversely, to take fewer courses.

These details give an insight into the huge amount of resources required to keep a newspaper company running and the changing nature of the business over the years.

I have never had the discipline required to keep a journal, but having a blog gave me a reason to finish smaller thoughts and begin bigger ones.

Hedge funds can seek safety in cash; many mutual funds, by contrast, are required to keep a certain portion of assets invested at all times.

Ultimately, a great deal of steely dedication, open-mindedness and thick skin is required to keep a band going, not just talent and tight jeans.

No task required to keep a business running — opening and sorting mail, filing, emptying out closets and so on — should be considered menial.