Sentence examples for a compulsory measure from inspiring English sources

Driscoll said he wrote the panel asking them to consider withdrawing the Kline subpoena and instead first serve the White House a compulsory measure for records the panel wants Kline to answer questions about.

BMW's move is not a recall in the strictest sense, a term generally reserved for a compulsory measure required by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, often in conjunction with serious safety issues.

Airbnb run digital marketing campaigns, their own print magazine and in NSW they recently registered as a third party campaigner at the NSW state election (a compulsory measure for anyone who spends more than $2000 on lobbying).

The Chinese eye exercises of acupoints, which commenced in the early 1960s, have been a compulsory measure during the school years introduced by the Chinese National Education Commission.

These have been advocated as a compulsory measure to reduce ocular fatigue, as well as to retard the development of myopia, among Chinese school children.

Careful destruction of all bolting beets is thus of particular concern and should be a compulsory measure to avoid the occurrence of transgenic herbicide-tolerant weed beets and to prevent any gene flow between conventional and GM sugar beet fields (Ellstrand 2003; Darmency et al. 2009).

Respondents generally supported a role for compulsory measures under mental health legislation in the treatment of patients with anorexia nervosa.

If these measures are not taken now, then the near future may witness the implementation on an emergency basis of compulsory measures that may be either inappropriate or difficult to accept.

"We need a holistic approach to tackle childhood obesity, including compulsory measured targets across all nutrients – not just sugar – and mandatory traffic light labelling across all food and drink products, regardless of whether they are consumed inside or outside the home," said Mike Coupe, chief executive of Sainsbury's.

There is a lack of evidence from well-designed studies on compulsory measures in psychiatry.

An advantage of the study, however, is that patients who have previously experienced compulsory measures in psychiatry may now have a strong interest to participate in such a programme in order to avoid further compulsory admission.