Sentence examples for widely mandated from inspiring English sources

Chowan did not require the English-proficiency exam that was then widely mandated for international students, so foreign enrollees often spent a semester or two there to improve their English, then transferred to four-year universities.

Although making MS data publicly available has still not been widely mandated by journals as a requirement for publication, a number of public databases have been created for accepting data submissions (post-publication or as part of the publication process) from the proteomics community.

The need for rapid and effective disaster training of healthcare staff at all levels is now widely recognized and mandated by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) [ 32].

64 They may be especially important when being wrong about the effectiveness of an intervention likely to be widely deployed or mandated as highly consequential, either because of the cost or the possible impact on patients.

The Germans have quite enough to worry about sorting out their newly mandated but widely unpopular Rechtschreibung.

Ms. Sanchez said that Houston students had also done well on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a federally mandated test widely referred to as "the nation's report card".

This, however, is labor intensive and is thus not widely used, except when mandated by medical or government agencies.

Seeking a second opinion also takes time and incurs additional costs, and unless mandated or widely accepted, might create mistrust between the patient and surgeon.

Nevertheless, the current Streptomyces genetic toolkit, though well-developed and widely employed, often mandates a significant investment of time and effort.

The Human Genome Variation Society HGVSS) mutation nomenclature recommendations (Taschner and den Dunnen, 2011) are widely endorsed by professional organizations, mandated by numerous journals and displayed by databases and tools.

One source involved in helping to formulate Hunt's new offer said it represented a serious move to break the impasse over the pay and conditions of NHS medics and is his "last-ditch attempt to resolve the junior doctors dispute" before the ballot produces a widely expected mandate for action.