Sentence examples for wrong with requiring from inspiring English sources

The court ruled last Monday there was nothing wrong with requiring that the fairness of an arbitration clause be determined by — an arbitrator.

Following are excerpts of the debate among the Republican presidential contenders Gov. George W. Bush, Senator John McCain and Ambassador Alan Keyes on Thursday night, as recorded by The New York Times: Q. -- In view of all the recent tragedies we've had of... children getting a hold of guns and killing other children... what's wrong with requiring trigger locks on new guns?

So, what's wrong with requiring schools to provide better, healthier food?

And there's nothing wrong with requiring hospital doctors to undergo drug testing, as pilots and bus drivers do.

"We cannot continue to deny able-bodied people the dignity of work," said Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga).. "There seems to be a belief in the nanny state that there's something wrong with requiring abled-bodied people to work.

Respect for the dignity of wrongdoers as agents may call for censuring them when they do wrong, and with requiring them to make reparations when those can be made.

As I've written before, I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with applications requiring payment for a service to get integrated, or to become the default.

To differentiate between errors, we performed the calculations separately for all types of errors, errors of commission (wrong drug, wrong dose, wrong route), and errors requiring an intervention.

Personally, I think there is something wrong with a system that requires that much out of their workers and exploits youthful energy.

Strictly speaking, a case with a wrong case reason requires a big change in the trial procedure, in order to correct mistakes in its case filing.

Righting wrongs requires admitting wrongs, even if it comes with a book deal.