Sentence examples similar to compulsory records from inspiring English sources

107, and to compulsory licenses, e.g., the compulsory recording license.

Belgium, where voting is compulsory, recorded 90% attendance while Slovaks showed the least enthusiasm - just 13% turned out.

The hemodynamic protocol in the ICU was then nurse driven with compulsory recording of patient's hemodynamic data into the patient's documentation every 2 hours and at the time of each intervention.

In the MRI license Pandora has dropped many of the restrictions on royalty compliance examinations (commonly called "audits") that it tried to get the Copyright Royalty Judges rate court to impose on artists and record companies through the compulsory sound recording statutory license.

"Compulsory digital record-keeping and quarterly online updates is not an approach we can endorse," ABAB said in its annual report.

From 2001 it became compulsory to record all cattle birth dates.

The main reason that cattle were not matched was because they were born before 2001, when it was not compulsory to record cattle birth dates.

The compulsory retention of records of user interaction with the internet – "web logs" – would certainly be useful to the agencies.

Driscoll said he wrote the panel asking them to consider withdrawing the Kline subpoena and instead first serve the White House a compulsory measure for records the panel wants Kline to answer questions about.

It bears noting that Congress in the Copyright Act recognized a public interest warranting specific exemptions in a number of areas not within traditional fair use, see, e.g., 17 U.S.C. 115 (compulsory license for records); 105 (no copyright in Government works).

The compulsory retention of records of user interaction with the internet (web logs or similar) would be useful for attributing communications to individual devices, identifying use of communications sites and gathering intelligence or evidence on web browsing activity.