The phrase "requires not to" is not a standard idiom or construction in written English and should not be used.
To express something in the negative form, one should use "does not require" or "is not required". For example, "This course does not require students to take a written exam."
The permanent wilting point (PWP) is the minimal point of soil moisture a plant requires not to wilt.
If I visit a restaurant that received two or three stars some time ago and my visit suggests that the rating remains apt, I usually elect not to make the multiple visits that a full review requires, not to write a new review and not to devote one of the year's 52 spots to telling readers that the song remains the same.
Given the flat-out vocal and emotional muscle each part requires, not to mention the Met's vast acoustical space needing to be filled, pitching tenorial woo at both ends of a doubleheader is not unheard of, but it is to be remarked on when it happens.
Yet it conveys an almost unbelievably visceral sense not only of the historic sweep of the medium — the most pervasive, avidly consumed of modern art forms — but also of the passions that making movies requires, not to mention those they express and inspire.
Wings enable leaders and organizations to launch the journeys that our new world requires – not to merely survive, but to thrive.
It will be city hall, not previous religious leaders, who will be required not to discriminate.
"You are required not to follow an unlawful order," he has said.
Further binding sites of the selected oligonucleotides are required not to cluster anywhere else.
She eschewed a request that committee members be required not to take fossil-fuel money.
The hearings were secret, and participants were required not to reveal anything to the news media.
The only restriction we impose on the parameters is that 2αis required not to be a negative integer.
