Sentence examples for what it would require from inspiring English sources

What it would require is a drop in loan-loss provisions.

"What it would require and they are talking about is rewriting the book," said the former production member.

He said the legislation is still being drafted and declined to say what it would require of the company, which is buying the operations of London-based Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co. for $6.8 billion.

"It's funny," says one of them, "I never doubted that they were the most progressive oil company around, but they didn't think through what it would require from a P.R. point of view.

The latest twist in an increasingly tedious saga came after League chairman Keith Harris this morning revealed that his organisation were "looking into exactly what it would require to invite Rangers and Celtic into the competition" and would discuss the matter with "all interested parties".

But before you create the mother of all budgets, I recommend putting a lot of time and thought into examining the way you live, how you have mentally calculated what's "affordable" or what you "deserve" to spend — and what it would require, financially and emotionally, to live a life based on the money you actually have.

Again, this requires insight into what it would take to be successful in the job.

Ms. Torrente said a second concern was that the F.D.A. had not yet clarified what data it would require in its reviews.

I'm not sure what conditions it would require to achieve these claims, but I'm guessing neither conditions would be real world.

Insecurity related to the specific design and functioning of the application might be of significance, but at the time of this study it was not possible to provide respondents with additional information about the user interface of the application and to what degree it would require active involvement on their part.

Under the terms of Mr. Buffett's gift, the foundation must commit to spend whatever amount of money he sends it annually within a year, in addition to spending what it would be required to spend under law without his contribution.