Sentence examples for requiring a statement from inspiring English sources

When stratifying the results by gender, female infants had a higher risk of requiring a statement of educational need than males after poor condition at birth when compared to the reference group (asymptomatic infants: females OR 3.69 (1.60 to 8.51) vs males OR 0.71 (0.07 to 7.08), encephalopathic infants: females OR 9.36 (1.00 to 87.41) vs males OR 5.08 (0.28 to 93.42)), although CIs were wide.

We have not required a statement of political belief..

In Ipswich, Pastor Ebersole agreed: "We don't require a statement of faith from the person that empties our Dumpster".

What, for example, will happen to children who do not have severe enough special educational needs to require a statement?

Perjury requires a statement that is known to be false when said, actually false rather than merely misleading, and material to the case.

It will require a statement of presidential intent to calm a nervous region, where containment of North Korea's nuclear weapons aspirations – even with Chinese support – is clearly not working.

But the NSPCC failed to comply with the Advertising Standards Authority's regulations that require a statement alongside each reference to the number saying "calls cost 3p per minute plus your phone company's access charge".

The state requires a statement that attempts to deny what its textbooks are teaching 0: No use.

Phil Booth, coordinator of the group, points out that NHS data-sharing agreements require a statement of why particular data is required.

A significant example is that in Indonesia the food pre-market registration system requires a statement on the country of origin of milk and egg powder used as ingredients, but such a statement does not reflect on label requirements.

But existing law only required a "statement" regarding those impacts because it was passed years before extensive cost-benefit calculations became de rigueur.