Thus, one of the examples of mandatory language relied upon by the Court of Appeals is unavailing, that is, the statement that an inmate "is allowed three (3) separate visits in the Visiting Building per week". App.
Senator Charles Grassley, who is sponsoring legislation to reduce federal mandatory minimums, wrote: "The story of Morgan Brittain is a powerful example of how mandatory sentences, when used as intended, can be instrumental in tackling sprawling criminal organizations and bringing justice to victims".6.6
Although my starting parameters and assumption were hypotheticals, they provide a clear example of how mandatory friend invitation coupled with increasingly demanding invitation requirements causes much faster progression of an app or game being shared across a social network.
Another example of irrelevant mandatory language is the following: "A visitor who is denied a visit will not be allowed to visit an inmate for up to six (6) months following the incident". (Emphasis added). See n. 2, supra.
FER is an example of a "mandatory copy number region".
For example, the effect of mandatory in-person renewal was estimated as follows.
It is important to inform parents of situations in which the researchers will be required to violate confidentiality, for example, the existence of mandatory reporting of child abuse or neglect, and procedures need to be in place to do so.
Other examples include the use of mandatory arbitration clauses in employment contracts and concerted efforts by businesses to diminish the role of labor unions.
Some non-exhaustive, topical examples include the approval of mandatory multiple traffic lights front-of-pack labelling in Ecuador, the soda and junk food tax recently implemented in Mexico, warning labels on high fat, sugar and salt foods approved in Chile, and legislation approved on maximum sodium levels in different categories of foods in South Africa and Argentina.
Examples include the development of mandatory core program guidelines in Ontario (legislation that requires health departments to provide stipulated programs and activities); and the development of surveillance tools for use across clinical practice settings such as injury surveillance, and patient safety monitoring tools.
