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Reporting all trial results should be made mandatory by law.

Mae, herself, ends up suggesting that an account with The Circle should be made mandatory by the government, this being the most effective way to increase vote turnouts.

Attendance at residential schools was made mandatory by the government in 1920 for native children between the ages of 7 and 16 as part of a program it called "aggressive assimilation".

Some forces, however, said they were not using or did not know about the cyber flag, which was made mandatory by the Home Office at the beginning of April 2015.

Jack the Ripper was perfect for his time, not only because that type of serial sexual sadistic killer had hardly been foreshadowed before, but also because the case vivisected the stifling decorum made mandatory by the Victorian era.

The November 2012 survey inquired about areas concerning Information and Communication Technology (ICT) initiatives that were recently made mandatory by state regulations and other process management technologies suggested by national accreditation in recent years.

The other system, the mortality database, received standardized death certificates, made mandatory to physicians by the National Department of Health.

There were exemptions for illness, living more than a certain distance (typically one mile) from a school, or certification of having reached the required standard (which varied by board) which were made mandatory across England and Wales by the 1880 Act.

That bill included a provision that would have made mandatory the standards set by the private North American Electric Reliability Council.

The report said worker welfare standards, such as those introduced in February 2014 by the Qatar 2022 World Cup organisers, should be made mandatory in all contracts issued by public authorities.

He called for the program to be paid for by Congress and made mandatory.