Sentence examples for would pass requiring from inspiring English sources

Both groups supported Mr. Maliki for prime minister after the 2005 elections but the withdrawal of support by either could mean that a no confidence vote in Parliament would pass, requiring Mr. Maliki to step down.

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As these trusts became huge, it was inevitable that laws would be passed requiring them to use their wealth "more or less corresponding to the evolving expectations of American civilisation".

City Council members said yesterday that the new standards did not go far enough and that they would pass legislation requiring even stricter rules.

States and cities around the country would pass laws requiring consumer-friendly measures such as mandatory counseling for subprime borrowers, or the listing of the fees the banks were going to charge for the loan.

A1 Ethics Agreement in Albany New York State's top officials said they would pass laws requiring lobbyists seeking state contracts to disclose their activities and close a loophole that allows state workers to evade ethics fines by quitting their jobs.

He was also accused of taking money from a crane company that sought to ensure that its employees would pass the required licensing exam.

Two other conditions of the agreement, which Mr. Harel said would be announced at a 10 30 a.m. news conference on Tuesday, were that the Parliament would pass legislation to require national or military service of all Israeli citizens, including ultra-Orthodox Jews, and to overhaul the electoral process itself.

And the Senate followed suit, as supporters of the bill wanted something that would pass quickly and not require a complicated back-and-forth with the House.

In an ideal scenario, Barron said, congress would pass a law that would require gun makers to include Lockdown's technology on weapons legislation that could possibly piss off gun-rights groups like the National Rifle Association.

For nearly 40 years, furniture manufacturers added flame retardants to polyurethane foam so it would pass the open-flame test required by California's original flammability standard, TB117.