Sentence examples for terms requiring from inspiring English sources

The magistrate's decision on Monday added restrictions to the bail terms, requiring that Mr. Madoff's outgoing mail be monitored by a security firm.

Aid workers take no position on the Israeli military incursion here, but say the camp is now a catastrophe in human terms, requiring an immediate, overwhelming and round-the-clock international aid response.

Many of the jobs, however, particularly positions like dealers, waiters and cocktail waitresses, will have four- to six-year terms, requiring employees reapply for their own jobs at the end of the term.

In a message posted on Sunday on that same site, Mr. del Toro wrote that his "commitment to the project demanded enormous sacrifices both in personal and professional terms," requiring him to relocate "my entire life and family to New Zealand" after he joined the project in 2008.

The report, parts of which were adopted into law soon after, recommended a number of path-breaking changes, including punishing crimes such as stalking and voyeurism with prison terms, requiring police officers to register every case of reported rape and making changes in the humiliating medical examinations carried out on rape victims.

The first challenge in deploying this novel functionality was to identify the set of terms requiring machine-readable definitions.

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.

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

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