Sentence examples for mandatory registry of from inspiring English sources

Early this month, the new interior minister, José Antonio Alonso, ventured a possible solution: set up a mandatory registry of clergy members and places of worship for all religions, and monitor all sermons.

Spain's interior minister, José Antonio Alonso, set off a firestorm of criticism in May when he proposed the creation of a mandatory registry of clerics and places of worship and the monitoring of sermons.

This reminded him about what "dishonest people" they were, and about how there were lies on the front page of the New York Times, "And that had to do with whether or not we register people, O.K.?" The Times, in the first paragraph of an article on Saturday, referred to Trump's "call for a mandatory registry of Muslims in the United States".

A complete overhaul of copyright law which would include a mandatory registry of who owns what (to make it easier to track down copyright holders to ask for permission to use a work) and protection of a work as whole rather than protection to its constituent parts.

We think that a detailed and mandatory Registry of Childhood Cancer must be established in all hospitals that provide medical attention to these children.

Following a long debate over many years, in 2010 Catalonia passed a law making a mandatory registry of HIV infection [ 8].

Makers of a prescription acne drug linked to birth defects proposed on Thursday that all U.S. patients, pharmacists and prescribers participate in a mandatory registry to improve compliance with pregnancy prevention measures.

There are no mandatory registries to keep track of donors or complication rates and no means of certifying transplant programs.

Some of the opponents of the mandatory registry included members of Parliament who work at law firms, including Klaus-Heiner Lehne, a Christian Democrat from Germany who is a partner at the British-based law firm Taylor Wessing and advises clients on European regulations, while serving as chairman for Parliament's committee on legal affairs.

Taiwan regulations stipulate mandatory registry and treatment of tuberculosis via the Directly Observed Treatment Short Course (DOTS) program, which is monitored by the Center for Disease Control CDCC, Taiwan).

Taiwan regulations stipulate mandatory registry and treatment of TB via the Directly Observed Treatment Short Course (DOTS) program, which is monitored by the Center for Disease Control CDCC, Taiwan).