Sentence examples for trying to require from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The HPV vaccine became a source of contention among Republican presidential candidates after some candidates criticized Gov. Rick Perry of Texas for trying to require that girls in his state be vaccinated.

The provincial government of Ontario in Canada now wants to take a page from China's playbook by trying to require 25 percent local content for wind energy projects and 50 percent for solar power projects in the province.

And bravo to California for trying to require that new handguns imprint a microstamp on each bullet so that it can be traced back to the gun that fired it.

And Alito sent a pointed message to a federal district judge who had a practice of trying to require that lawyers in class-action suits reflect the race and gender metrics of the clients.

Fixing those problems (or trying to) requires a lot of effort, some parts of a budget, and success is not particularly visible to voters, 100 per cent of whom live outside prison walls.

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.

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