Meaning is Loading.....

Other References :

Share This Meaning :

Show English Meaning
(↑)

Verb(1) require as useful, just, or proper,consider obligatory,request and expect,make someone do something,have need of,need,want,ask,demand; necessitate(2) require as useful(3) just(4) or proper(5) consider obligatory(6) request and expect(7) make someone do something(8) have need of(9) need(10) want(11) ask(12) demand; necessitate

Show Examples
(↑)

(1) I require a bicycle to get to school(2) Hamutenya said Ramatex's demands for cotton will require Namibian farmers to increase the growing of cotton.(3) The Competition Authority has welcomed the government's decision to require lawyers to submit tenders for work in future tribunals of inquiry.(4) Retail giant Wal-Mart has been dragged into the vote on whether California law should require firms with more than 20 employers to provide health insurance to its staff.(5) It created medical privacy laws that require health care providers to be careful how they release protected health care information.(6) Does the cooperative have danger points in its operations that require special monitoring and attention?(7) In the United States, 44 of the 50 states require insurance contracts to be written in plain English.(8) I don't know what you require of me(9) These structures are sanitary and odor free but require no water for operation.(10) Likewise, tractors certainly require fuel for their operation.(11) please indicate how many tickets you require(12) Performances colored in green are free of charge, and performances colored in dark green are free but require tickets.(13) To bridge the gap, scholarly publishers often require authors to raise subsidies from the institutions where they work, and this opens the way for decisions based on patronage.(14) Academic discourses, as Le Doeuff shows, also require representational abilities of their readers and writers.(15) Junior officers in the British army require their commanding officer's permission to marry or they are obliged to resign their commission.(16) There is an obvious incentive to report such crimes, because most insurance policies require such offences to be reported before compensation is paid.