Sentence examples for currently mandatory from inspiring English sources
The sessions aren't currently mandatory, though I wonder if they will be soon.
Supporters of E-Verify, an electronic system that is currently mandatory for most federal contractors but voluntary for other employers, argue that it would eliminate any doubt about workers' legal status.
"I can't imagine a project more important than this one in the world, really," says Mr. Walker, 71, a small-framed man decked out in stark back-and-white (he insists he wore the kind of kooky, black-framed eyeglasses that are currently mandatory regalia for designer types long before they were in vogue).
Another, also Australian, starlet who set the flashbulbs going was Mia Wasikowska, who made her name with The Kids Are All Right and Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland and who now sports the currently mandatory gamine crop in Gus Van Sant's romance Restless, in which she plays a young woman dying of cancer.
SB-192, written by state Sen. Carol Liu (D-La Cañada Flintridge), was introduced earlier this year and sought to expand the law making helmets, currently mandatory for cyclists under 18, required for everyone.
A ruling allowing non-union workers to stop paying so-called "agency fees" equivalent to union dues, currently mandatory under laws in about half the 50 states including California, would have deprived public sector unions of millions of dollars a year, reducing their income and political power.
Citing various reasons, the Texas Medical Association is not currently supporting mandatory vaccination.
Hotels that currently add mandatory fees on top of their room rates, like the Excalibur, said their current disclosure was adequate.
Currently, the mandatory reporting of costs is using a top-down approach, although efforts are in place to motivate providers to report their costs at patient level, using Patient-Level Information and Costing Systems (PLICS).
Departments that do not currently have mandatory wear policies, or those without clear written policies, should implement policies that require LEOs to wear armor at all time while on duty, which could significantly reduce LEO mortality resulting from assault.
