Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This would mean require the EU to spend still much more each year on armament research.
• Yet it would be cynical in the extreme if we failed to point out that the structural adjustment programmes which must be undertaken by these countries to secure loans and funding from the international financial institutions now require them to spend less on prevention, public health and education.
• Question Time will, however, be cut by the amount of time
• Some side effects of Beromun are serious and could require a patient to spend time in an intensive care unit after treatment.
• See, that would require me to spend a lot of time on the road, and I can't afford to be away from Robert for that long.
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• Regulations have applied in the coach transport sector since April 2007 that require coaches to spend one day off the road every six days during a group holiday trip in order to protect the driver from fatigue.
• The Undergraduates programme, which requires permanent staff to spend considerable time training the students, is therefore liable to be discontinued without the aid.

• Besides, I don't know how much of a future we got, but I shouldn't ask you to spend one second looking backwards.
• Imaglne I'm going to die in two days and I ask you to spend them with me, both going all out.
• We can't ask you to spend your life with a man you think repulsive.
• It's not fair of me to ask you to spend all your money on our wedding.
• Besides, I don't know how much of a future we got, but I shouldn't ask you to spend one second looking backwards.
• Captain, we should ask Data to spend time with him.
• May we ask your permission to spend the night here?
• I would ask you not to spend too long on points of order.