Sentence examples for try to require from inspiring English sources

In addition, said Mr. Levin, individual states might also try to require portals to register separately with them.

The district attorney's office may try to require Mr. Strauss-Kahn to plead guilty to a misdemeanor, but his lawyers are likely to contest such a move.

Instead, companies try to require their employees to stay for five years or so after they graduate.Rising sonsJapanese companies must also inject fresh ideas into their organisations.

"The UK's referendum vote to leave the EU reopens the possibility that the ECB, supported by other EU authorities, could try to require the clearing of euro-denominated contracts into the eurozone or more likely the EU," S&P said.

In 1996, the commission tried to require owners to replace their cabs every four years.

In 2002, when the Nevada Department of Education tried to require homeschoolers to use an approved curriculum, Wahl organized an opposition.

In 2007, he tried to require girls to receive vaccinations against a virus that can lead to cervical cancer.

Yet playing to the American sense of fairness, lawmakers across the country have tried to require that classrooms be open to all views.

Senator Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine, said she was "surprised and disappointed" that Senate Democratic leaders were not trying to require negotiations.

The systemic risks of a debt bubble bursting are not lost on Chinese banking regulators, who are trying to require banks to bolster their reserves.

The newly announced restrictions are the government's broadest effort to control the Internet since June, when it tried to require manufacturers to install Internet filtering software on all new computers, experts said.