Sentence examples for requires there from inspiring English sources

All this requires there to be otters, and the otter's lot has not been a happy one.

The decision was taken in accordance with the code for crown prosecutors which requires there to be sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of a conviction and a consideration of the public interest factors before charges can be authorised.

Douglas Alexander, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said the minister did not seem to understand that "to move people from welfare into work requires there to be work available".

In July 2006, the lower court judge, Patty Jenkins Pittman of New Haven Superior Court, backed the state, ruling that Connecticut's Constitution "requires there be equal protection and due process of law, not that there be equivalent nomenclature".

Also, Mr. Rothstein, the lawyer for Quiznos, said the consumer videos should not cause concern under the Lanham Act anyway because that law requires there to be an element of deception in the ad, and, he said, "there can't be an element of deception if everyone knows the videos were created by consumers for the sake of entering a contest".

Speculation has it that TNK-BP's participation in the auction was meant to confer legitimacy on the event (Russian law requires there to be at least two bidders), and thus to curry favour with the Kremlin and perhaps also with Rosneft, who might be a more palatable partner than Gazprom.

So much more detail required there, Mr McAfee.

No necktie needed here, but it is required there.

"Many of the changes that are required there could be made overnight," one American official said.

But Cosnotti informed Watson that the rules of the promotion required there to be a witness.

Any large mirror can create a sense of larger space; no theatrical genius required there.