Sentence examples for starting to require from inspiring English sources

Meantime, ports in China are starting to require strict radiation checks on ships arriving from Japan.

While $11 billion in home equity lines are starting to require principal and interest payments this year, the amount jumps to $29 billion by 2014, the office said.

This systematic approach, known as a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point plan, is what Federal regulators are starting to require as the best answer to the new threats in other types of foods, from seafood to meat.

As animal abuse has become an increasingly recognized fixture in the context of other crimes and their prosecution, it is also starting to require the same kinds of sophisticated investigative techniques brought to bear on those other crimes.

TR: But aren't academic hospitals such as those in the Partners system, like many health-care providers, starting to require doctors to see a set number of patients, leading to complaints about patient visits and hospital stays that are too short?

It would take a big person to walk away from a nice gig in DC these days, but honor, if not patriotism, is starting to require it.

This month, the government has started to require dozens of Internet cafes to register with the government or be closed.

The scandal, now too complicated for most people to follow, starts to require visual explainers, most littered with arrows.

Last summer, the Labor Department started to require the companies that provide 401(k) plans to disclose more details on fees.

For example, one airline starts to require double miles for domestic trips and other airlines follow suit.

In 2008, the government started to require state-owned firms to regularly review and change their practices to save energy, manage resources more efficiently and cut pollution.