Sentence examples for requiring examination from inspiring English sources

Anthony Bucci, a customs spokesman, said officials concluded that consolidating operations would "provide more expeditious processing of containers requiring examination".

In court, Mr Emmerson told the judge the first issue requiring examination was "whether, by whom and why the decision was leaked to the Guardian six days before it was communicated to the defence.

But the decision to embark on that path is, or should be, felt as an acute ethical dilemma requiring examination of conscience and the highest standard of public interest.

President Obama just said the US had been "slow to speak out for human rights" and referred to its stance in 1976 vis-à-vis the Argentine coup as a matter of "controversy" still requiring examination.

(Well, here's a comment: Darwin's deathbed recantation is, of course, a myth [see Moore 1994].) And there's the story of the teacher in the laboratory class on human evolution who asked the students to determine the sex of the mounted skeleton a task requiring examination of diagnostic parts of the skull and pelvis and one of the students started counting the ribs.

The relationship to the 'literary' hovers, as perhaps it should, in suspension, requiring examination.

There are several professional organizations that offer certification to individuals that meet the requirements and successfully pass the required examination.

There is a fourth front that requires examination.

This self-emasculation by MPs at such a momentous juncture in our history requires examination.

I understand that an offer of employment is contingent upon my passing the required examination.

This forecast requires examination because several factors could intervene to affect the empirical relationships on which it is based.