In my formative years I had no exposure to activism, I lived in Cuba where the government co-opted all the civic society spaces and organizations, making mandatory that those spaces and organizations be supportive of the Revolution.
The report also suggested that drugs education be made mandatory, and that responsibility for drugs policy be moved from the Home Office to the Department of Health.
Player protections must be made mandatory so that every bookmaker must abide by the new rules.
Thus, 'Sam was able to get to the party on time' is naturally read in a way that entails that Sam did get to the party on time, and in certain languages (such as French) such a reading can be made mandatory (so that it is a genuine entailment, as opposed to an implicature).
The study also tested the effect on the survival rate of using a discarding chute system, a sorting device that was made mandatory on the 1st of January 2017 for Nephrops trawlers in the Bay of Biscay.
It would have made mandatory an NIH request that grantees submit a copy of their manuscripts so that the agency can post them in a free public archive no later than a year after publication.
Simultaneous awareness among lay public is necessary as they are important stake holders and the decision makers for the procedure, unless clinical/hospital autopsies are made mandatory (Turnbull et al., 2015), that obviously is highly unlikely.
An advantage of the computer-based questionnaire is that the fields in the questionnaire can be made mandatory making it more likely that they will be completed.
Tender wants sex and relationship education to be made mandatory in all schools, so that all young people can learn how to negotiate healthy relationships.
Those exceptions and limitations should, therefore, be made mandatory in order to ensure that users receive uniform protection across the Union.
