Sentence examples for requires them for from inspiring English sources
In the west, they discover that "Okies" are despised, abused and employed only as long as the season requires them for the stoop labour of fruit picking.
Please explain C.S.S. Profile and N.C.P. Profile and why they're needed in addition to Fafsa and how the College Board gets away charging for each one for every college that requires them for admission.
Britain, by contrast, tends to set broad principles: it checks out hedge funds (just like mutual funds) before they set up in business, then requires them, for instance, to operate with "integrity".
But the Reed report noted that the eventual adoption of e-readers in the classroom would not necessarily follow the computer deployment model, where the college or university buys the devices, installs them, provides technical support and even requires them for specific degree programs.
But His Majesty's Government do not read either the Statement of Policy of 1922 or the letter of 1931 as implying that the Mandate requires them, for all time and in all circumstances, to facilitate the immigration of Jews into Palestine subject only to consideration of the country's economic absorptive capacity.
The Big Trend Radio Frequency Identification tags will sweep the globe now that Wal-Mart Stores requires them for big suppliers and other big retail chains follow suit.
Arizona has continued giving the exams, but will not require them for graduation until the spring of 2006.
(Such readers already exist). Others fear that implanted chips might one day be required for people, the way some cities now require them for pets.
at prices which the Secretary establishes, to the departments and officers of the United States requiring them for official use.
(It's none of your business but I require them for the back support. Take it easy, I have a doctor's note).
Seismic surveys are costly, and states do not require them for oil or gas wells (although larger companies routinely conduct seismic tests as part of exploration).
