Sentence examples for should become obligatory from inspiring English sources

Mr Rauch's book should become obligatory reading for all.*In 1995-96.

Perhaps for those who might be tempted to take risks with the stability of the financial system this old-fashioned ownership structure should become obligatory?

The use of molecular markers for reliable identification of clinical samples should become an obligatory practice because it is necessary for a better understanding of the epidemiology of this zoonotic parasite.

First, that we are taking the environment seriously, and secondly, whilst it is at the moment only voluntary, the code of conduct is hugely important for businesses across Europe and should, I believe, eventually become obligatory".

Still, certain conventions become obligatory over time.

But things don't become obligatory.

It appears to have become obligatory to describe Dubuisson as enigmatic.

At Pingxiang's Mingde Primary School, since last year synchronised Plum Flower Boxing drills in the playground have become obligatory.

Since then, doubting the capability of any representational system to convey naked truth has become obligatory in academic circles.

The comparison to WG Sebald has by now become obligatory, but I find your use of English wholly unique.

Sick persons and those who care for them become obligatory story-tellers and story-listeners.