Sentence examples for unable to require from inspiring English sources
So the Cypriot government was unable to require the banks' creditors to take major losses to finance the bailout.
Where unions are unable to require objecting workers to pay fees — whether it's in right-to-work states or in work situations that fall under Harris vs. Quinn — we should get rid of the rule of exclusive representation.
Programs, such as music and athletics that have long relied upon extra fees for things like uniforms and instruments are now unable to require these fees, according to the release.
"If the lease agreement does not provide a tenant with access rights or is silent on the matter, then a tenant will be unable to legally require the landlord to provide such access," Mr. Bailey said.
Many are also facing potential cuts to their retirement benefits due to declining coal companies being unable to make required contributions to pension funds.
Apollo was unable to file required financial documents to the S.E.C. for two quarters as auditors checked the company's books.
Consequently, the traditional approach results in negative impacts on economic and social scenarios apart from being just unable to deliver required supply level of built assets.
That firm declared bankruptcy in 2012, and retiree benefits have since been slashed as declining coal companies have been unable to make required contributions to retiree pension funds.
Mr. Snyder's favorite word of all time is "aegrotat" (EE-grow-tat), for a degree or course credit awarded when a student has been unable to complete required academic work because of illness.
Left panel: uncontrolled charging [2], middle panel: suboptimal charging station selection, and right panel: unable to support required storage medium for load shifting [107].
If the Company is unable to make required payments to its merchant and fulfillment processors, the merchant and fulfillment processors may cease processing payments for MoviePass, Inc. ("MoviePass"), which would cause a MoviePass service interruption.
