Sentence examples for compulsory impact from inspiring English sources

But David Cameron signalled a move away from this early on, calling compulsory impact assessments on gender, disability and race "bureaucratic nonsense".

Also, there would be compulsory impact assessments for proposed new regulation, which will be checked for their potential impact on trade (instead of, for example, whether they protect people's health or are good for the environment).

This includes compulsory environmental impact assessments (including for exploration), clear separation distances and bans in environmentally-sensitive areas.

Traditionally containers have been built and then tested statically, but there is now a growing emphasis on the dynamic behaviour of the tank, particularly with the ISO introduction of a compulsory dynamic impact test.

"With our guarantees that there will be no compulsory redundancies, no impact on safety and a full timetable in place during the walkouts, these strikes will cost RMT members pay for no reason, and we urge the union to rejoin us around the negotiating table," he said.

The next section considers how these minimum age of employment regulations and compulsory schooling laws impact time allocation.

WASHINGTON, March 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court justices on Thursday sounded the alarm about the impact of compulsory budget cuts on court operations nationwide.

Although the adverse impact of compulsory licensing on drug innovation has often been cited as a reason not to do it, brand companies have continued to invest in developing new drugs: as of December 2006, there were reportedly 27 HIV drugs in clinical development, with work on drugs in several new classes of treatment ongoing [29].

However, the impact of compulsory community treatment on patients' satisfaction with their treatment is unclear.

Empirical data on the health impact of compulsory drug detention centers in the region are scant.

The Government did not believe Canada was losing economically from it, and given Canada's negligible role in pharmaceutical innovation, the government did not see compulsory licensing making any impact on the R&D budgets of the innovative pharmaceutical industry.