Sentence examples for requirement to do something from inspiring English sources

The county council representative stated that he did not play an active role, and was often connected to various groups, without any requirement to "do" something [44].

As much as I hate to mandate more things in education, the tough talk of President Obama and many governors on making college affordable might have to be backed up with a requirement for schools to do something like this – or else risk losing government grants and funding.

A code or directive is a legal requirement or obligation to do something and usually a national or international standard would be invoked as a measure to determine if the code has been met.

Often there are specific requirements and deliverables tied to grant money, and so I can't use it to support my people to do something completely unrelated.

For example, referring to the requirements to adhere to the lesson plans approved by the Ed Mentors, a teacher shared: "It seems we always have to do something … routine things more than interacting [with the children]" (Teacher 11).

But it meant something to do something.

He had to do something.

I want to do something".

She had to do something.

You want to do something.

Choose to do something different.