Sentence examples for requiring a primary from inspiring English sources

On February 6, Chandler issued a proclamation calling a special session of the legislature on February 8 to consider a bill requiring a primary election to select nominees for all state offices.

On the other hand, claim signatures with greater specificity, such as those requiring a primary hospital discharge diagnosis of HF, have been shown to result in samples in which >90% of subjects meet the Framingham HF definition [ 3].

Forty-nine spawns were the result of between one and 1.5 effective female breeders, requiring a primary female to contribute to >80% of offspring; 36 spawns had a single female assigned as parent to ≥95% of offspring (1.00 ≤ ≤ 1.11; e.g., 15 Jan, 24 Feb, or 7 Jun; Table 3; see also Table S1A).

"They knew that the citywide elections required a primary and then a runoff," Ms. Doran said.

All institutions required a primary qualification in dentistry and full registration with GDC.

FDA approval was statistically significantly associated with a disease prevalence ≥ 0.5/100,000 (P =.007) and clinical development programs that did not require a primary neurological endpoint (P <.001).

Conventional semi-active control techniques require a primary controller as a reference to determine the desired control force, and modulate the input voltage of the MR damper by comparing the desired control force and the actual damper force in a secondary controller.

An analysis of newborn cry signals, either for the early diagnosis of neonatal health problems or to determine the category of a cry (e.g., pain, discomfort, birth cry, and fear), requires a primary and preliminary preprocessing step to quantify the important expiratory and inspiratory parts of the audio recordings of newborn cries.

State election rules require a primary runoff if no candidate receives 40% of the vote.

His district now appears to lean Democratic, and there are few nearby options that wouldn't require a primary challenge of a more established Republican.

In the 2001 census, 29% of the town's population was under 14 one of the highest proportions in Tasmania —and future forecast growth means that the town is expected to require a primary school.