Sentence examples for would require decisions from inspiring English sources
Although these plans are classified, his statement indicated that the rules for responding in an escalated manner in cyberspace, or with a conventional retaliation, would require decisions by the civilian leadership.
It has been argued that the vision itself is fairly conservative, but even as such it prerequisites several significant changes that in turn would require decision-makers and other stakeholders to activate right now e.g. by starting the required changes in the organization of the transport sector or in transport networks.
These approaches focus instead on whether a hypothesis has survived various "severe tests", and inferences are made with an eye to long-run error as opposed to single-case error, which would require decision-theoretic reasoning (see the SEP entry on Philosophy of Statistics).
That would require tough decisions.
The legislation would require that decisions on teacher tenure follow standards set by the state's Board of Regents.
Admitting this would require "difficult decisions", the chancellor said: "I haven't shirked them in the past, I won't shirk them now.
He noted in his State of the Union address in January that weaning the country from imported oil would require "tough decisions about opening new offshore areas for oil and gas development".
No matter when the Defence Review was then held, a reduction of this size would require hard decisions to be made on major programmes across all three services.
Mr Cameron said this would require tough decisions for the next six or seven years but did not "necessarily mean" there would have to be more cuts on top of those announced up to 2016.
Mr Cameron said returning to surplus was a "perfectly realistic" goal and although it would require tough decisions for the next six or seven years it did not "necessarily mean" more cuts on top of those already announced up to 2016.
To "fix" Facebook would require a decision on Facebook's part about whom the company serves.
