Sentence examples for routinely requiring from inspiring English sources

Democrats say Republicans in the Senate have violated long-standing traditions by routinely requiring 60 votes to approve even the most uncontroversial legislation or nomination.

The current practice of routinely requiring a 60-vote majority for a bill through a silent objection would end, breaking the logjam that has made the chamber a well of inefficiency and frustration.

Three decades after the Supreme Court ruled that immigration violations cannot be used as a basis to deny children equal access to a public school education, one in five school districts in New York State is routinely requiring a child's immigration papers as a prerequisite to enrollment, or asking parents for information that only lawful immigrants can provide.

However, due to the long scanning time required for multi-b value HARDI acquisition, translation of this method to clinical practice is difficult, especially in patients with brain tumors routinely requiring several MRI scans for pre-treatment diagnosis and post-treatment monitoring.

Both ICU LOS and time of mechanical ventilation tended to be longer in non-survivors of the hypothermia group compared with non-survivors of the control group, which may reflect the difficulty of outcome prediction in patients routinely requiring sedation and muscle relaxation in the first days of intensive care.

To our knowledge this is the first study of the association between beta-blocker usage and mortality in general ICU patients, although a number of studies have examined beta-blocker use in patients with specific diseases or undergoing major surgery routinely requiring postoperative ICU admission.

In addition to the routine pregnancy controls, creatinine clearance on 24 hour urine collection is routinely required at referral; all patients undergo (at least) a monthly determination of serum creatinine and dipstick proteinuria, uric acid, urinalysis and urinary culture, serum electrolytes, coagulation and blood cell counts.

The United States now routinely requires European travelers to submit fingerprints.

Others said that the police routinely required payoffs, too.

routinely requires promises of changes when it rescues countries, but the countries rarely keep them all.

The E.P.A. routinely requires that some information not be disclosed to a company's competitors.