Sentence examples for would require on from inspiring English sources

Large scale, export-oriented production systems in developing countries could theoretically yield positive social impacts, but this would require on the one hand the tailored design of 'pro-poor' social innovations and interventions on the ground and on the other hand a certification of the supply chain feeding into consumer demand for 'ethical' fuel.

Such a vote would require, on the SNP's own calculation, sustained evidence (normally thought to be 60% in the polls) for some years before Nicola Sturgeon took the risk.

Their survey found that, while 67% of workers would leave their current jobs to go to companies with poor corporate reputations, they would require – on average – a 57% raise.

But others thought that the White House might want OPEC to factor into its forecasts that filling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve would require, on average, an extra 100,000 barrels of oil a day for about two years.

Using that same technology to get to exascale would require on the order of 540 megawatts, about the output of a nuclear power plant.

Even so, simply scaling up the current Sunway system to exascale is impractical, as the resulting machine would require on the order of 150 MW, enough to power thousands of homes.

Earlier this month the executive reported back, saying any alterations to the current arrangement would require on-air changes.

Newsom has proposed a ballot initiative that would require on-the-spot background checks when buying ammunition, ban the possession, not just the sale, of large-capacity magazines with 10 rounds or more and require police reports when guns are lost or stolen.

At first, she was concerned that the patrons would require intense one-on-one attention.

Examples of businesses that would require an on-license include bars, restaurants and taverns.

Another interesting approach would be to require on-camera apologies to the American people.