Sentence examples for making them obligatory from inspiring English sources

As self-driving or semi-autonomous cars become more affordable and road-legal, it's hard to argue against the ethical and regulatory case for making them obligatory.

The new law would make them obligatory every four years.

Ubiquitous black boxes in road vehicles will provide a mass of data likely to demonstrate the effectiveness of automated-driving features, which will prompt calls to make them obligatory.Let car speak unto carWith demand for advanced in-car navigation and entertainment systems growing, vehicles are becoming ever better connected.

Now, with the President's signature, the two protocols are ratified, which makes them obligatory under international law.

Pixar respects their characters too much to make them go through obligatory plot points.

But on this trip, when I found that my cellular phone didn't work because of the hotel's location in a canyon, I figured I'd just make the obligatory calls and make them short: no more than five or six a day, and the local calls I needed to make for reservations and the like.

"We're going to check cattle, so you can see what a real rancher does," he told me before making the obligatory pass by Bush's property.

In his early days Piranesi hawked souvenirs to the wealthy young aristocrats and merchants making the obligatory tour of the classical world.

The socialist's government's reforms of 1982 83 shifted the locus of bargaining to the enterprise, making it obligatory for employers to negotiate working hours changes and instituting direct employee representation in the enterprise.

She'll rigorously monitor Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal, cut not a penny from US military financial backing to Israel, while making the obligatory nod on paper to a Palestinian state.

Raise teaching quality by increasing the qualifications levels required of TVET teachers and making pedagogical training obligatory.