Sentence examples for because of the mandatory from inspiring English sources

The real outrage arose because of the mandatory life term Mr Martin initially received.

Although treatment with clozapine can lead to considerable savings on bed days, the drug is underutilized for several reasons, perhaps most importantly because of the mandatory hematological monitoring.

Verizon is having a harder time negotiating with Mr. Maisano's unit because of the mandatory overtime issue, a person close to the talks said.

Their mass act was aimed at showing solidarity with the hundreds of thousands of federal employees across the country who would lose workdays – and dollars from their paychecks – because of the mandatory time off.

"Because of the mandatory minimum sentences required for many federal offenses and the absence of parole for most federal inmates in the federal system, BOP generally does not have the authority to significantly adjust an inmate's period of incarceration," the GAO said in September.

"It has been very difficult to offer internationally competitive salaries because of the mandatory tariff," von Kalle complains.

The cohort consists of the majority of adults in a stable, homogeneous population in Norway, well suited for cancer follow-up, because of the national mandatory reporting system, and the unique identification number allocated to each citizen.

That is because of the modern invention of the Mandatory Surprise Proposal.

President-elect Barack Obama said during his campaign that he thought the rules were unfair, because they based the size of the mandatory withdrawals on the value of people's accounts at the end of last year.

Regulatory evasion of this kind is particularly problematic, because the mandatory nature of certain statutes for instance, parties cannot contractually stipulate to waive compliance with the anti-fraud provision of the 1934 Securities and Exchange Act indicates that there are costs associated with certain private misconduct that are not being fully internalized by the private parties.

A representative of a consumer association disagrees because he prefers "total mandatory", while two academic and a government official disagree because they believe the mandatory COOL of the main ingredient would not help to resolve the problem of commercial fraud.