Sentence examples for would require control of from inspiring English sources
If they are accepted, the new standards would require control of all access points in the buildings, the spokesman said.
Democrats are at least three years away from even being able to pass a healthcare bill, which would require control of both houses of Congress and the presidency.
A complete economic analysis would require control of confounding variables and inclusion of all costs.
While these lines of evidence support that highly functional virus-specific CD8+ T cells are not simply an effect of reduced viremia, proof of causality would require control of virus replication following passive transfer of cells with intact proliferative and cytotoxic capacities into humans or animal models.
Such valorization would require controlled depolymerization of lignin, which is hampered by its high resistance towards chemical and biological degradation [ 1].
Given that his idea of perfection would require some control of personnel decisions, he realizes he probably is not going back to the big leagues, though he said he had turned down several offers to be a bench coach in recent years.
For Saban to succeed where he once failed, Williams and others said he would require total control of a franchise, same as Belichick.
The lobbying of central government to allow the creation of "London Investment bonds" these would be paid back from the returns on designated projects, would require greater control of London's tax base though.
Data falsification is almost impossible with a blockchain because it would require simultaneous control of all the mobile devices in which the data is distributed and then changing all the data stored in the devices.
The state would take control of privately operated motor vehicle agencies and would require digitalized driver's licenses with photographs.
While both approaches are technically possible, they would require not only control of the presidency and the House of Representatives, but also a sixty vote supermajority in the Senate.
