Sentence examples for mandatory help from inspiring English sources

Security firms say relatively new rules making training mandatory help to weed out corrupt or ineffective guards.

Italy's civil aviation authority Enac issued the fine after being told of 178 cases where passengers did not receive mandatory help between 17 and 22 April when flights across Europe were grounded.

The closed cockpit, which became mandatory, helps prevent drowning in blow-over accidents (the type that killed Muncey), in which too much air under the front of the boat causes it to tip over backward.

He followed by also saying that no one anymore really knows anyone in the military or their burdens and that mandatory service would help change that.

The standards emphasize the need for competent and knowledgeable counselors who adhere to a prescribed code of ethics, a good thing, since making them mandatory could help ensure quality and consistency that would ultimately benefit consumers.

A better understanding of the role of such proteins in the cuticle metabolism is mandatory to help deciphering their potential involvement in resistance phenotypes in insects.

Between 0.30 and 0.70 it is mandatory to help the patient in reducing all metabolic factors (overweight, diabetes, dyslipidemia and maybe complete alcohol abstinence).

Participants generally perceived CPE as valuable and worthwhile and participated because it is mandatory and helps them to retain their jobs.

A year or two of mandatory national service would help revive not just a "can do" but a "must do" spirit.

At the Congressional hearing Friday, the American College of Radiology plans to testify that mandatory accreditation would help reduce the rare incidence of radiation mistakes, a spokesman said.

It was not only appropriate now; it was mandatory, because getting help for New York meant broadcasting the city's horror to the rest of the country.