Sentence examples for existing mandatory from inspiring English sources

But the 2050 "aim" does not rely solely, perhaps not even primarily, on the existing mandatory target policy.

For example, under one of Britain's existing mandatory sentences, people convicted of certain firearms offences get an automatic five-year prison term.

The states do not have to start annually testing every student between eight and 14 to the new standards until 2005; but their performance can still be measured by existing mandatory exams.

He said the existing mandatory work programmes showed 70% of them "just disappeared off the benefits roll".

But he noted that any proposal would need to find that funding by reducing existing mandatory spending elsewhere.

The negotiation procedure contains mainly the negotiation of a discount on the published list price in addition to already existing mandatory discounts in accordance with §130a of the 5th Social Law Book.

The plan also involved enforcing existing laws on mandatory conscription to draw people from all classes, not just the poorer ones, to make for a more highly skilled fighting force.

Health Boards in Wales are responsible for implementing measures to minimise risks for women and their babies [ 27], yet there is limited scope to reach midwives with training due to workforce pressures [ 26] and existing commitments for mandatory training.

But they also demonstrate the ABS has taken a proactive approach to reporting data breaches – including relatively minor incidents where the recipients of emails are accidentally not BCCed – which is not mandatory under existing privacy laws.

Finally, sensible utilization of existing monitoring technologies is mandatory for SEGC.

Shortly thereafter, China promulgated the new "Marriage Registration Ordinance" (1st October 2003) into the existing Marriage Law, ending mandatory premarital screening and making it voluntary.