Sentence examples for make this a requirement from inspiring English sources

Legislation could make this a requirement.

The test won regulatory approval in 2000 but the new results should provide "the final piece of evidence that will make this a requirement," said Dr. McCullough, who is a consultant to Biosite.

Take explainability (the extent to which the decisions of autonomous systems can be understood by relevant humans): if regulatory measures make this a requirement, more funding will go to developing transparent systems, while techniques that are powerful but opaque may be deprioritized.

We do not make this a requirement, in part because there may be resistance from the author (this is not a widespread practice throughout chemistry generally); and in part because it would add to the validation requirements for each submission.

In addition to individual schools and districts being charged with illegally asking students to provide proof of citizenship, some state lawmakers have also supported instituting laws to make this a requirement.

The argument here was that the bigger or higher impact journals would receive the main findings and would be more likely to require trial registration, making it unnecessary for journals mainly publishing secondary papers to make this a requirement.

A state law that went into effect this year makes this a requirement.

I can see no problem with making this a requirement for prosecutors.

Data should be made available for independent assessment and analysis; the BMJ has made this a requirement for clinical trials of drugs and devices as of 2013.

Although it is frequently stated that university-trained nurses are more capable of dealing with the demands of contemporary nursing, and a number of countries have made this a requirement for practice, the empirical evidence comparing the competence of degree- and diploma-trained professional nurses is more mixed (49– 53).

Rights groups including the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, based in New York, are promoting a federal "safe schools" act to make this a universal requirement, although passage is not likely any time soon. 1 2 Next Page ».