Sentence examples for would be required to keep from inspiring English sources

Housebuilding has picked up modestly – but by common consent it remains well below the levels that would be required to keep prices stable.

It is not as if the large sums that would be required to keep us in the nuclear game would buy us an independent weapon.

When the league told ABC yesterday evening that $550 million would be required to keep its longtime property, the network grabbed it.

Trainers would be required to keep a log of all dispensed drugs administered by the stable, and any substance that abnormally affects a horse would be prohibited.

He added that while there had been some encouraging signs that construction activity was picking up, the pace of homebuilding was far below most estimates of what would be required to keep up with household formation in the years ahead.

Under the industry proposal, money funds would be required to keep minimum levels of cash on hand, reduce the risks in their portfolios and increase the amount of information provided to investors and regulators.

Unless they are very stupid, mayoral contenders don't risk making big promises if they've been advised of their utter implausibility by those who'd be required to keep them on their behalf.

Under the new rules, agents wouldn't have to show any "factual basis" of evidence to undertake that surveillance, and they wouldn't be required to keep records of their searches.

Members of Parliament would also be required to keep receipts for all their expenses, including those under £25, about $37, the current cutoff point, reduced from £250 a year ago.

The bond issuers would also be required to keep a chunk of the securities in their own portfolios so that they retain some of the bonds' risk, under the S.E.C.'s plan.

But critics fear a new contractor would not be required to keep the current workforce or maintain the wages and benefits that the workers have earned in recent years.