Sentence examples for began mandatory from inspiring English sources

Around St Louis, Missouri's second most populous city, suburban officials began mandatory evacuations on Wednesday.

The N.F.L. began mandatory neuropsychological testing in 2007, a significant advance in providing objective evaluation of concussion symptoms.

This month, our poll workers began mandatory training for the Sept. 14 primary and the Nov. 2 election.

When the city began mandatory homework in 1996, Dr. Davis said, "parents wrote to us and said, 'How do I help with inversion of fractions?

In recent weeks, children from pre-kindergarten through third grade began mandatory Mandarin classes, part of a curriculum that in three years will include middle school and high school students.

Nikki Haley, the governor of South Carolina, announced plans to evacuate 250,000 people, not counting tourists, from the state's vulnerable coastline, while Florida began mandatory evacuations in Broward County.

Midland has had virtually no rain for nine months and begins mandatory watering restrictions on Friday.

Like many other high schools, Great Neck North High has begun mandatory weightlifting sessions before school for certain athletes.

Illinois and New Jersey, the first state to begin mandatory testing, in 2006, test athletes only when they reach postseason competition.

Under the consent decree stemming from that suit, reached in June 1998, the department agreed to increase the staffing of its Office of Equal Employment Opportunity to 30 investigators from 20 and to begin mandatory programs to teach all officers and commanders procedures for preventing and reporting sexual harassment.

"She is somebody who has a one-to-one carer – is she meant to go to work with her carer?" As a result of the assessment, Ruth was assigned to a category known as the work related activity group, and required to attend the jobcentre regularly to begin mandatory preparations for going to work.