Sentence examples for requiring most of from inspiring English sources

Also still in place is a rule imposed by the Afghan Army after the attack requiring most of its soldiers to lock up their weapons when on base.

Terra Networks S.A., owner of the Lycos group of Web sites, is requiring most of its 800 United States employees to use five vacation days or take unpaid time off between Christmas and New Year's.

The English program at UIUC wasn't very good about placing their graduate students in decent tenure track jobs, but it was outstanding in training those graduate students to teach writing, and reinforcing that training by requiring most of the students to teach two sections of rhetoric every semester in order to survive.

The BBC now requires most of its travelling staff to undergo such courses every three years.

It would have required most of a candidate's contributions to come from the candidate's state.

He opened the shop a couple of years ago & now the dog sitting service requires most of the working time of four young women.

Massachusetts requires most of its residents to have health insurance,  although a small number refuse to comply or get waivers.

United does not require most of its members to seek a gatekeeping doctor's permission before consulting a specialist.

The states' fiscal rules, which require most of them to balance their budgets, also make a federal stimulus more urgent.

"I was formed by therapy," she observes, "absorbing its influence in ways that would require most of my life to raise to consciousness.

My reckoning is that the preparation of the dish required most of the morning, and the better part of an afternoon, before it was ready for the table.