Sentence examples for will require an act from inspiring English sources

It will require an act of collective suicide by the Senate, in which less than a quarter of the PD's representatives are followers of Mr Renzi.

A permanent solution will require an act of Congress, and the Administration is understandably reluctant to seek one at a moment when Congress's plate is already piled to the ceiling.

This is not simply an internal matter for the Church of England because whatever form the final measure takes, and there will be opportunities to revise it, it will require an act of parliament to become law.

Given that Section 215 is set to sunset, and will require an act of Congress to have its soul reborn, the intelligence community, and by extension the American government, is staring down the barrel of a tool that they might lose.

Such action will require an "act of Congress," and we all know that very phrase is used often to describe something that is nearly impossible to get accomplished.

Indeed it was, and Maddow began with a recent clip of President Obama: "My administration is already working with the Pentagon and members of the House and the Senate on how we'll go about ending this policy, which will require an act of Congress".

This version will require an intention to act or something similar in most people much of the time, but it will not require such an intention from everybody all of the time.

Ultimately, any change to campaign finance rules will require a prodigious act of legislative compromise.

The agency says the global economy will require a balancing act: Countries with huge trade and budget deficits such as the United States will need to boost exports.

It will require a balancing act, exploring an approach to licensing that "takes into account cultural value, economic impact and wellbeing" while developing in a way that is "considerate of people's need for rest and also public safety".

The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, says Mr. Nadler, will "require an employer to make a reasonable accommodation for pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions, unless this creates an undue hardship on the employer".