Sentence examples for considered obligatory from inspiring English sources

Participants had difficulty in consistently assigning specific diseases to 'bins' that were considered obligatory versus optional for disclosure.

In addition to Abacha lapel pins, now considered obligatory for army officers, the President's campaign has begun distributing deeply discounted color television sets and sacks of rice emblazoned with the general's name and image.

While black dress shoes have always been considered obligatory for suiting's, these days interesting color waves and laces offer equal refinement if not superior style.

Thus, a distinction is made in Western literature between moral duty and a supererogatory act, the former considered obligatory and moral duty 'proper' and the latter nonobligatory and optional, not being a 'proper' moral duty.

There are ethical theorists who believe that our standards of distributive justice are far too minimalist and that much of what is considered supererogatory in the transference of wealth from the rich to the poor should really be considered obligatory.

Prescribing neuroenhancers is outside the area of medicine that is considered obligatory for a physician, so under what circumstances should it be considered unethical or unacceptable?

Hence the spread of the niqab, which some Deobandi preachers consider obligatory for women, in places such as Leicester where it was until recently uncommon.

It should probably also consider obligatory reporting of notifiable diseases from the private sector against the current 'voluntary only' approach.

Others had not even considered it obligatory.

Blocking the non-specific background due to FcRs or ionic and hydrophobic interactions is considered an obligatory step prior to incubation with primary Ab.

Covering executions was once considered an obligatory — if often ghoulish — part of what a newspaper did, like writing up school board meetings and printing box scores, but one by one, such dutiful traditions have fallen away.