Sentence examples for requires half of from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Bahn has around 45,000 unsackable civil servants on its payroll.German law requires half of the supervisory board members at big firms to be workers' representatives.

The maximum number of points is 60, and passing requires half of these points.

In different scenarios, the results have shown that for the same pilot density the MSE is reduced approximately by 3 dB or alternatively requires half of pilot density to achieve the same performance therefore improving the overall system spectral efficiency with only one data iteration.

Last October, California's governor Jerry Brown signed a new law requiring half of the state's electricity to come from renewable resources by 2030.

Their amendment -- approved shortly after Vice President Dick Cheney failed to bring wavering senators in line through a round of phone calls -- would require half of the $20.3 billion in reconstruction aid to be a loan to Iraq, unless the administration persuaded other countries to forgive 90percentt of Iraq's existing debt.

But while Ms. Wilkins praised some elements of the bill, including a provision requiring half of all Head Start teachers to have four-year college degrees by 2008, she criticized committee members for voting down an amendment to pay teachers competitive salaries.

Approved 59 to 35, Oct. 14. 2. War Costs: Vote on an amendment to an $87 billion spending request for Iraq and Afghanistan that would require half of the $20.3 billion in reconstruction aid to be a loan to Iraq, unless the administration persuaded other countries to forgive 90percentt of Iraq's existing debt.

In mid-November she was able to find two rooms at the otherwise sold-out Sandy Lane in Barbados, and space for clients over Christmas at Cap Juluca in Anguilla, where rooms are so coveted that the management can require half of the Christmas deposit be paid by June 1.

Those who resumed insulin therapy required half of their pre-transplant insulin dose.

These improve efficiency by 30%, cut installation costs by 50%, reduce installation time by a factor of ten, and require half of the land of other dual-axis tracking technologies.

Second, require half of California's electricity to come from renewable sources.