Sentence examples for should be made statutory from inspiring English sources
The one-nurse-per-eight-patients ratio is for guidance, but it should be made statutory.
They argue that current government advice that creationism and intelligent design should not be taught in school science lessons needs to be made statutory and enforceable.
Authors have long campaigned for libraries and trained librarians to be made statutory in primary and secondary schools.
The guidelines are likely to be made statutory as part of the Procurement Reform Bill currently going through the Scottish Parliament.
Generalizations cannot be made concerning statutory controls on sales methods because they vary from place to place.
The CSI constitution mandates that 25percentt of all statutory bodies be made up of women.
But the tougher questions remain to be settled, such as whether a convention should be able to make statutory changes -- rewriting laws -- or limit itself to constitutional language?
The reimbursement of patients' vaccination fees was made compulsory for the statutory health insurance companies and statutory requirements were imposed on the insurers to ensure a nationwide provision of prophylactic vaccinations for insured persons.
"So you're making a statutory argument now?" Scalia said.
It should be noted that all these policy changes were made through administrative action, not by changing statutory law.
Sanofi-Aventis' decision to give rebates to statutory sick funds was made to ensure continuity of care for patients.
