Sentence examples for to require on from inspiring English sources

A supreme golf game is only one of the tools he's going to require on the weekend.

Mr. Burress wouldn't be the first to get off easier than the law seems to require on a gun charge.

SENATOR ORRIN G. HATCH, Republican of Utah, and Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, have complained that the health warning labels the Federal Trade Commission plans to require on smokeless tobacco products do not stand out enough.

What might the Sinatra of the 1950s — and the men and women who watched and listened to him — have made of the pictures that federal regulators now plan to require on every cigarette pack sold in the United States, beginning in 2012?

However, this does not hinder authorities to require, on the subsequent step, risk information which should have been generated on previous steps.

Do the graphic warnings the Food and Drug Administration would like to require on cigarettes -- which depict, for instance, a woman crying uncontrollably -- violate the free speech clause of the Constitution?

This includes financial outlay, staff hours, troubleshooting, and the fact that long-term use is likely to require on-going maintenance and support.

Another interesting approach would be to require on-camera apologies to the American people.

New York last week became the first state to require on-the-spot background checks when buying bullets, and limited magazines to seven rounds.

One clever suggestion is to require that labels on alcoholic beverages announce the caloric content prominently.

It is in the nature of such deals to require sacrifices on both sides.