For a detailed and critical assessment of this view, see Kennedy, Distributive and Paternalist Motives in Contract and Tort Law, with Special Reference to Compulsory Terms and Unequal Bargaining Power, 41 Md .L. Rev. 563, 604-609 (1982).
Sodexo has told staff that they are planning on the basis that the majority of staff exits will be on compulsory terms from September, seven months after the contracts were awarded in line with a national agreement.
Like compulsory retirement, term limits clear the stage for new blood.
The justice bill includes a compulsory jail term for anyone threatening someone with a knife, he said.
Some other students thought there should be a compulsory rural term [ 19].
A compulsory condition for the security of an image encryption algorithm is that the length of the external secret key should be sufficiently long in terms of bitlength.
Without dramatic innovation such as an additional Japanese-style compulsory long-term care insurance scheme, the future for social services, and the country's ability to cope with the needs of its ageing population, is bleak.
But Germany, which has already welcomed 450,000 refugees this year and wants compulsory long-term EU quotas with no limits on numbers, warned the plan was a "drop in the ocean".
In regard to the source of funding, it is still controversial whether a compulsory long-term care insurance should be established (Jing 2010; Dai 2015).
Housing Minister Gavin Barwell also said the government would be ending the right of council housing tenants to stay in their homes for life, by introducing compulsory fixed-term tenancies.
In the Asian countries, where drug use is highly criminalized, most study subjects were recruited from the large compulsory long-term rehabilitation programs.
