In addition to his salary ($289,947, roughly $60,000 of which is mandated because of his seniority), there is $41,732 for unused vacation and sick days and overtime accrued over multiple years.
52 This monitoring is mandated because of a low but important incidence (1.3%) of raised liver enzyme activity 52 and the risk of non-fatal "toxic hepatitis"—six cases were reported from analysis of a German database, 53 although only three cases of apparent liver "toxicity" (two cholelithiasis, one jaundice) have been reported in the UK since its introduction.
However, an inquiry into the soul is mandated because this verse is one of the places in Ecclesiastes where King Solomon has, on the face of it, contradicted himself, and therefore the verse requires explication.
Then trees are mandated expendable as part of the approval because they are blocking someone's view.
Many of those regulations can't be unwound at the stroke of a pen, because many of them are mandated by the ACA statute passed by Congress.
That is because some components of the domestic violence criminal sentence are mandated by law.
Despite patients with rectal cancer across Europe having a median age at presentation of 71 years, an upper age limit of 70 years is mandated in BACCHUS because of these safety and futility concerns.
This included all individuals who consulted with a health care provider for their injury, because providers were mandated to inform SGI of all traffic injuries.
That's another way of saying: 1) The postal service is mandated in the Constitution ("Ben Franklin") because of its importance to democracy and commerce.
Because reporting of cancer cases is mandated by law, cancer registration is virtually complete in Saskatchewan [22].
From Black Flag to Charles Manson, Raymond PettIbon's New Museum Retrospective Has Something for Everyone.
