Sentence examples for become mandated from inspiring English sources

If a specific published protocol demonstrates an improvement of outcome, it is likely that the protocol will become mandated into daily clinical practice by various "stake holders" and regulatory agencies.

This has provoked problems previously in the US and currently in the UK where SSMD (Surgeon Specific Mortality Data) has recently become mandated.

We launched call blocking, and that became mandated across Canada.

However, this largesse could change in the future if national insurance becomes mandated for all.

According to Eric Teoh, a senior statistician at the IIHS, some of that reduction may be due to the growing use of speed limiting devices, which, he said, may become federally mandated in the near future.

Participants largely agreed that a formal post-internship debriefing programme should be developed, and that participation should become a mandated expectation of students undertaking ICIs.

While it has long been advocated as part of ongoing professional development [ 8, 9, 12, 14], it has more recently become a mandated career-long requirement for both psychiatry and psychology in Australia [ 20, 21].

In 1920 Nauru became a mandated territory within the framework of the League of Nations.

And not only should you mind your manners when tweeting but the act itself — a tweet, a follow, a LinkedIn recommendation — becomes socially mandated.

As of October 2010, MDS 3.0 became the mandated NF assessment system.

And employers large and small oppose rules that, for many of them, would make health care coverage — long a job benefit — become a federally mandated obligation.