Sentence examples for terms to require from inspiring English sources

As The Washington Post noted this week, DC's Metro officials have rewritten its contract specifications, adding terms to require that all hardware and software go through cybersecurity verification from third-parties.

We amended our standard terms and conditions to require the client to affirm they are in compliance with their tax obligations.

Moreover, the agreement is on favourable commercial terms to ValiRx, requiring no immediate payments to Pharmatest for providing services.

In the longer term rebuilding is going to require massive international assistance".

"We need to know if these individuals with blast injuries are going to require long-term care and treatment".

While seeking to foster long term benefits, CCE is likely to require immediate allocation of resources.

Turkyilmazoglu [13] showed that for large injection velocities, the number of terms required to attain convergence of the series solution increases dramatically, for instance, for injection velocities, up to 2000 terms are required to achieve convergence of the series solution method, and hence the study resorts to the Chebyshev collocation method to solve the governing equations.

This leads to fewer terms being required to achieve the same force calculation accuracy at the expense of somewhat higher cost in making these decisions (tree walk phase).

At some point, it is true, getting an Israel under a Mr Sharon to accept such terms will require Mr Bush to apply that squeeze.

You may want to negotiate royalty terms that require the licensing company to pay you a set amount upfront.

The homeowners argued that Lone Star bought the mortgages from a bank under terms that require Caliber to consider loans for the government program to help struggling borrowers.