Sentence examples for recommendations mandatory from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in the two lower-altitude corridors, the new rules will make some safety recommendations mandatory.

The Federal Aviation Administration sometimes makes such manufacturer recommendations mandatory, as air worthiness directives, but Laura J. Brown, an agency spokeswoman, said "we don't think we're at the point where we can issue an air worthiness directive".

We far prefer the approach taken by Representative Louise Slaughter, a Democrat of New York, who submitted a bill last year that would make those recommendations mandatory, while gradually phasing out the agricultural use of medically important antibiotics.

Already in December, Congress made the future guideline's recommendations mandatory for over 14,000 doctors who care for our nation's veterans.

Later that month, a federal advisory panel recommended that females 11 to 26 years old be vaccinated, although panelists have said that recommendation was not equivalent to recommending mandatory inoculation.

The UN/Codex web site outlines dense draft recommendations for mandatory labeling and while the text may seem distant and dull to casual web surfers, the WTO uses Codex standards to settle international disputes.

The Liberals who clearly do not see any fundamental, principled problem with a single member plurality voting system will latch on to its more milquetoast recommendations (a mandatory voting law, some kind of online voting system, or maybe preferential ballots) and run with that as its major contribution to reform.

At this point, a complete thesis document (including results, discussion, conclusions, and recommendations) was mandatory.

While discussions were uniformly supportive of routine infection control measures, the experts did not agree on recommendations for mandatory isolation in any specific setting.

A thorough evaluation of these patients' disease courses, not complying with the therapeutic recommendations, deems mandatory to prove the physicians' intentions in those cases [ 38].

Although there are few positive findings, this review has important implications for policy and practice: current evidence does not support recommendations or mandatory requirements from policy makers for mental health services to provide peer support programmes.