Sentence examples for mandatorily present from inspiring English sources

Road context: Three major road types have been selected, namely the urban context, the rural context and the highway context, being the major road contexts being mandatorily present in all driver educational schemes, and for which different Intelligent Transportation Systems ITSS) apply.

Road context: Three major road types have been selected, namely the urban context, the rural context and the highway context, being the major road contexts being mandatorily present in all driver educational schemes, and for which different Intelligent Transportation Systems ITSS) apply.  .

All four researchers were mandatorily present at the main IDIs with each KI.

Serratia symbiotica would then have become mandatorily present, further driving gene losses in both Buchnera and S. symbiotica partners.

The order and orientation of the markers of one genome in relation to the other is given by a signed permutation π = (π1, π2,..., π n -1, π n ) of size n over {- n,..., -1, 1,..., n}, such that, for each value i from 1 to n, either i or - i is mandatorily present, but not both.

In the weeks leading up to the game the town was gripped with what must mandatorily be described as Cup fever.

For those unfamiliar with them, they are a mostly self-identifying tribe of super-rich youngsters who post frequent pictures of their mandatorily enviable lifestyles.

"Under-trials do not wear uniforms but, as soon as the conviction happens, the prisoner is mandatorily clad in the prison uniform," Sharma said.

It is Australian government policy that all asylum seekers who arrive by boat are mandatorily detained offshore, and that none will ever be settled in Australia.

Many of us, including myself as a member of the National Tertiary Education Union, have our retirement savings mandatorily invested in Transfield through our superannuation fund, UniSuper.

The new moves being proposed on Wednesday refer only to "basic" information being mandatorily exchanged, suggesting that corporate lawyers might find ways to exploit loopholes in the legislation.