Sentence examples for terms requires from inspiring English sources

There can be no doubt that to talk in such terms requires both honesty and tremendous courage.

Smart CCTV finds meaning in what you see and that, in computer vision terms, requires high-quality data from more cameras, better definition, and a faster frame rate.

Scholars generally agree that the shaman acquires his profession through inheritance, instruction, or an inner calling or vocation, but each of these terms requires some qualification.

"We have a linkage, we have a right, but the reality of standing on the stage of history in realistic terms requires us to pay attention to ­international constraints".

"To explain the pronounced excess of lung cancer in any other environmental terms requires some feature of life so intimately linked with cigarette smoking that such a feature should be easily detectable," said Bradford Hill in January 1965.

Comments on my last entry about the McKeown thesis made me realise that the core principle that historians use to analyse the past – taking it on its own terms – requires some more explanation.

Insurance terms require a dictionary.

But those were the terms required to get Michael J. Fox money.

The terms require Elliott to refrain from agitating against the board and management until after next year's annual meeting.

"Our supplier trading terms require that trading partners comply with all relevant legislation regarding ethical sourcing," the statement said.

It adds that any changes to the agreement require all four home nations to agree, stating: "Proposals to amend the foregoing terms require unanimity of vote to succeed".