The compulsory part is known as the music description part, and it specifies the most important elements for interpreting the notation.
It does this through a compulsory fingerprinting system known as EURODAC, which tracks every foreign national over 14 years of age who applies for asylum or is stopped in relation to his immigration status within the EU.
He noted that Singapore had a policy of compulsory military service known as National Service, and that the Minister had taken the view that the continued existence of the Singapore Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, which held the belief that military service was forbidden, was contrary to public peace, welfare and good order.
Downsizing with compulsory redundancies is known to have stronger adverse effects on health than staff reductions achieved without immediate job losses, for example, by means of reduced work hours or voluntary turnover [ 20].
First, a general SUD group in compulsory care without known ADHD diagnosis and second, a group with ADHD without severe SUD in voluntary outpatient psychiatric care (ADHD/Psych group).
In patent law, it is known as "compulsory licensing" -- a company is compelled to license its secrets to a rival.
Laws in many countries, therefore, allow for the compulsory purchase of property (known as "eminent domain" in America), as long as those affected are justly compensated.
The UK government, Love urged, should override the patent on Kadcyla, pay Roche compensation – a process known as compulsory licensing – and authorise a company to make cheap generic copies.
Further fostering bad feelings within communities, under a concept known as "compulsory integration" gas companies can drill under land without the owner's consent if they have leases in most of the surrounding area.
