Sentence examples for required to try from inspiring English sources

BBC management said the changes were required to try and tackle a £1.5bn-£2bn pension deficit.

The Fed is legally required to try to keep prices stable and maximize employment.

"Further research is required to try to establish the origins of the chandelier in question".

They claimed that they were unfairly required to try out against men to make the team.

Meeting the legal standard required to try and convict him of these alleged crimes is another matter, however.

Specifically, the administration said private firms should be required to try to "remove irrelevant personal information" when sharing cyber threat information with each other or with government agencies.

The flexibility given by the possibility of running many different analysis modules in parallel is of particular interest, as in many biological case studies the searched pattern in experimental results is unknown and might require to try different kinds of analysis since modules can be swept in parallel.

As part of a settlement allowing them to merge, Borland and Ashton-Tate were required to cease trying to enforce copyright of the look and feel of their programs.

To make the most of being here, we're required to learn when to try and when to let go.

Some states required applicants to try job searches before they could be eligible for cash benefits.

"We decided that the cumulative effect of these leaks, with this last one, required us to try to set the record straight about 2003 testing.