Sentence examples for required to put forward from inspiring English sources
The national plans vary vastly in scope and ambition — while every country is required to put forward a plan, there is no legal requirement dictating how, or how much, countries should cut emissions.
Because Ghailani was acquitted of conspiracy to bomb those embassies, he argued, the government was required to put forward some evidence that Ghailani was conspiring to bomb some other U.S. property, for that count to be distinguishable from the others.
It's his claims you need to put forward".
Almuzara formed the Association for the Beatification of Antoni Gaudi, and began work on the papers required to put his name forward to the Vatican for consideration.
Fitch said there were now doubts about whether the EPA could keep to a schedule that required states to put forward plans for power plants by September.
Dover, on the other side of the state, became famous in 2004 when the local school board required teachers to put forward "intelligent design" as a rival theory to evolution.
The report said that the Treasury Department had yet to require the company to put forward a plan for returning to profitability and fully repaying taxpayers.
Lower courts applying rational-basis review often expressly refuse to pursue the government's true ends, do not require the government to put forward any evidence in support of its actions, and even assist the government in hypothesizing justifications for its actions.
In the law there is something called the 'best evidence rule' which requires a party in litigation to put forward the best evidence available.
For instance, in the first open discussion, the CEO is often surprised that many on his board do not seek the same gender balance at all – nor are they willing to put forward the required effort for change.
For that reason, Paris requires all countries, big and small, to put forward the most ambitious possible commitments to decarbonize every five years--and in all cases, it's a one-way ratchet.
