Sentence examples for obligatory use from inspiring English sources

Will the partnership blink when a nontraditional client requests delivery of McKinsey Solutions without obligatory use of a full engagement team?

We argue (i) that the development and obligatory use of advanced simulation tools is necessary for improved identification of selected loci, (ii) that genomic information from multiple time points will enhance the power of inference, and (iii) that results from experimental evolution should be utilized to better inform population genomic studies.

Further, most Basque verbs have only a compound conjugation e.g., erori da 'he has fallen,' literally 'he is fallen,' and jaten du 'he eats [is eating] it.' A third salient feature of Basque is the obligatory use of allocutive verb forms.

The legislation also details ways of preserving stocks and mandates the obligatory use by boats of GPS.

After the completion of the nationwide e-ticketing system (in 5 7 years), the obligatory use of a personalized chipcard could provide exact real-time information about travelers.

Previous studies showed that exposure of pancreatic islets to polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) can render the beta cells unresponsive to glucose, thus suggesting the possibility that prolonged obligatory use of lipid preparations containing high concentrations of essential fatty acids during total parenteral nutrition may adversely affect glucose tolerance.

It is a vacuum or void to be filled by a new obligatory purpose, a new use.

Yeast seems to be obligatory – Rhodes and Smith use nothing else.

Vodka is not obligatory; shamans use everything from black tea to a fermented milk called tarasun.

If accepted, they become obligatory for use to comply with a standard, but have to be licensed at agreed rates and equally to all applicants.

A follow-up telephone interview was performed with 163 players aged ≥16 years to reflect voluntary versus obligatory helmet use.