Sentence examples for a form of mandatory from inspiring English sources
It is actually a form of mandatory sentencing, power akin to parliament-imposed jail terms.
Many in Ohio, as elsewhere, resent Obamacare as a form of mandatory redistribution, from the solvent and healthy to the sick and hard-up.
May said she would look at plans, backed in principle by the Labour MP Tom Watson, to require public servants to report allegations of child abuse to officials in a form of mandatory whistleblowing.
Momentum's submission to the national party also calls for the introduction of a form of mandatory reselection, where sitting MPs such as Kyle would have to demonstrate positive support from party members and affiliated organisations before being chosen again as a parliamentary candidate.
"The latter was particularly opposed by KSA [Kingdom of Saudi Arabia] and GCC [Gulf Cooperation Council] who did not want it to be interpreted as a form of mandatory compensation," added the UN envoy.
Croatia has a universal health care system, the roots of which can be traced back to the Hungarian-Croatian Parliament Act of 1891, providing a form of mandatory insurance for all factory workers and craftsmen.
The National Association of Realtors has lobbied Congress and federal agencies to thwart adoption of any form of mandatory labeling of existing houses, arguing that an abrupt move to adopt such a system could have severely negative effects.
The National Assn. of Realtors has lobbied Congress and federal agencies to thwart adoption of any form of mandatory labeling of existing houses, arguing that an abrupt move to adopt such a system could have severely negative effects.
Lim Chee Wee, president of the Malaysian Bar Council, said the council opposed any form of mandatory sentencing because no two cases were identical.
Their company became a byword not just for craft supplies but also for a battle in the Supreme Court against all forms of mandatory contraception coverage for employees.
It is a significant shift for the children's charity, which until now has opposed all forms of mandatory reporting of child abuse.
