Sentence examples for compulsory policy from inspiring English sources
The LGA said the decision not to enforce a compulsory policy would be a "huge relief to households across the country", saying implementing it would have been "difficult, lengthy and costly".
The dominating explanation for the downward shift in women's employment contends that, since the market reform, employment is no longer a compulsory policy of the state, and this has allowed women to more easily withdraw from work (Parish and Busse 2000).
Some Chinese scholars have argued that the compulsory policy should be restored or a new mode of participation and screening should be considered [ 36, 37].
A careful synthesis of stakeholders' responses reveals an overall inclination to adopt a combination of mixed and compulsory policy instruments [ 22].
The Ministry of Health indeed plays a dominant role in the regulation of these products through a combination of mixed and compulsory policy instruments.
The role of the MOH in organizing and regulating the market for CAM products could be strengthened through a combination of mixed and compulsory policy instrument, including: initiating the drafting of supporting legislations, streamlining the entry and review processes for CAM products, and spearheading public awareness initiatives.
Larger businesses are excluded from the scheme, except in relation to claims made under a compulsory insurance policy.
New compulsory policies for re-validation of doctors in specific areas are currently topical worldwide [ 5].
Furthermore the context of the care organizations participating in the program was very dynamic- many organizations were introducing new (compulsory) policies, reorganizing or even merging.
"The result of this is overpriced, cumbersome, but often compulsory insurance policies that are not fit for purpose (in the U.K. drone insurance is a legal requirement for commercial pilots)".
So many parents, including those paying for private schools, see home tutoring as a near-compulsory insurance policy.One side-effect is a generation of young people who think that making sure they learn is someone else's job entirely.
