Sentence examples for required to spell from inspiring English sources

Under a proposal disclosed Wednesday, the country's financial institutions would be required to spell out compensation structure details.

Pupils will be required to spell words such as "separate", "preferred" and "necessary" as part of the 15-minute spelling test.

No Freud or Bettelheim is required to spell out why these stories, first heard as children, still hold us in thrall.

While the state had asserted in court papers that it was required to spell out corrective action only where it was not obvious, it did not appeal the decision.

Under the law introduced in 2005, the judge is required to spell out exactly how many days the defendant has spent in custody on remand which will count against his sentence.

In a draft of a new regulation, NASD proposed that sellers of variable annuities, a combination of mutual funds and insurance, be required to spell out in plain English how the investments work and that each sale be approved by a supervisor.

The teacher then read through the passage again, this time pausing at each circled word (spelling mistake), upon which children were required to write down the correct spelling of the word.

The overall impression is that these children fare well when required to read or spell single words or nonwords, but do rather more poorly with connected text.

Furthermore, we applied the rules required to generate spelling variations.

COMING SOON TO W-2 FORMS: HEALTH BENEFITS DETAILS In the name of transparency, employers will be required next year to spell out the value of health benefits on W-2 forms.

Joe Manns, a memory researcher who got a K99 from NIMH in late 2006 while he was a postdoctoral fellow at Boston University, says that applying for the award required him to spell out a detailed research agenda.