Sentence examples for make obligatory from inspiring English sources

The hot-tempered development of hassle on big data processing make obligatory an intense load on computation, storage and networking in data centres.

In addition to financing their own campaigns, senators participate at least once a week in the Power Hour, during which they make obligatory calls on behalf of the Party (in the Democrats' case, from a three-story town house across Constitution Avenue from the Senate office buildings, since they're barred from using their own offices to raise money).

Other questions that divide contemporary contractarians include: What are the ideal conditions and who are the ideal contractors that will make obligatory the outcomes of the contract for actual persons?

Rockwell was present at the debut to make obligatory appearances in front of ambassadors and dignitaries and to sign autographs.

He argued that, if God did command people to be cruel, then that would be morally obligatory, proposing that the only limitation to what God can make obligatory is the principle of non-contradiction.

Now, on behalf of the "Susie and Sam Homemakers" of the world, environmental groups are taking the giants of the Cleaning Industrial Complex to task, in an attempt to make obligatory the long-forgotten, and rarely enforced New York State law that requires disclosure of every chemical ingredient in all cleaning products.

Moreover, in 1933 Italian had been made obligatory in Albanian schools.

It became the country's sole party and its membership was made obligatory for all Zairians.

We propose that Southern blotting techniques should be the gold standard, and be made obligatory in a clinical diagnostic setting.

988, 18 L.Ed.2d 1967967), this Court held that the Sixth Amendment standards governing speedy trial are made obligatory on the States by the Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Clause.

During the past six years the system has been made obligatory in several countries, notably Denmark, Siam, the Belgian Congo, and certain of the republics of Central America.