Sentence examples for wish to require from inspiring English sources

You may also wish to require certain elements from all groups, like participation in a food fair or songfest.

Senator Gerald Cardinale seems to be getting closer to getting his wish to require schoolchildren to recite daily the passage of the Declaration of Independence that begins "We hold these truths to be self-evident".

Mr. Turner reiterated the city's wish to require welfare recipients who will hit a five-year federal benefit limit in December to file an application before being switched into a state program, Safety Net, meant to prevent poverty.

"You and your fellow Committee members may wish to require BP to explain what action was ultimately instituted to cease the practice of falsifying BOP tests at BP Prudhoe drilling rigs.

That is the amount of capital it wishes to require, as a percentage of risk-weighted assets.

It apparently wishes to require an admission only in particularly important cases, but even for these, I am uncomfortable with the policy.

Chancellor Chandler found that this CNET by-law was unambiguous and applied only in one circumstance: if a stockholder wished to require CNET to include the nomination or proposal in CNET's proxy statement pursuant to Rule 14-8 of the Exchange Act.

After so many decades without a grass-roots movement, protests are so rare here that many who wish to take part require basic training.

For example, there is an incompatible set of six trees for 12 taxa, each with just one internal edge, that has a unique MRP tree T on those 12 taxa (results not shown); by contrast if we wished to additionally require the input trees to be compatible, we would require at least nine trees (each having one internal edge), not six.

After Mr. Gundotra made the announcement, he said he received many Google+ messages, mostly from women, who said they wished Google would continue to require real names.

With Bush hovering somewhere around rotted deli meats in the polls, but Democrats lacking a working majority in the Senate, the passage of a progressive agenda - rather than the mere stymieing of a conservative wish list - increasingly appears to require a Democrat in the Oval Office.