Sentence examples for a mandatory measure from inspiring English sources
In early March, however, he said that if he became president and a mandatory measure reached his desk, he would sign it, although even then he emphasized the difficulty of getting people to adhere to it.
Compression is a mandatory therapeutic measure in all stages of venous insufficiency.
Sieve nets have recently been introduced as a mandatory technical measure to reduce this by-catch under EC Council regulations.
In 1995, the governors of Central Banks gathered in Basle Switzerlandd) and adopted a mandatory risk measure called the Value at Risk to be calculated by all banks for each line of their balance sheets.
The last time Glendale Water & Power implemented a mandatory conservation measure was in August 2009 when the City Council limited irrigation to three days a week.
In my first weeks on the job, a 20-week abortion ban passed in the U.S. House, the Texas governor called a second special session to force through restrictive abortion laws, Wisconsin's governor signed a mandatory sonogram measure into law on July 5 and anti-choice North Carolina legislators literally snuck bad bills into unrelated legislation with no public notice.
Gov. Jerry Brown was on hand for last year's April 1 snowpack measurement to unveil a historic executive order requiring a 25% reduction in urban water use statewide -- the first such mandatory measure in California history.
A prerequisite for the United States agreeing on a pact with mandatory measures, he said, would be binding commitments from the largest developing countries.
Just two years ago, the Liberal Democrat MP backed mandatory measures, saying: "A voluntary audit system for private industry is hardly worth the paper it's printed on.
Ms. Reding acknowledged that there was "a fierce debate in Germany" in particular over the wisdom of mandatory measures.
Creation of a special Fifth Avenue zoning district, from 38th to 59th Street, which is designed to combine mandatory measures and incentives to pre serve the avenue as a retail "showcase" and encourage new shops as well as high‐rise housing.
