Sentence examples for mandatory actions from inspiring English sources

"I am for choice and not for mandatory actions.

Mandatory actions can oblige sick doctors to undergo psychiatric treatment; if they suffer from an addictive disorder, this includes proving abstinence once treatment has been completed.

In addition, other mandatory actions, such as meetings with the employer and social security (NAV) representatives, may have the same effect on facilitating contact with the employer as the case manager in our study.

Patients may feel encouraged to seek help in our programme where voluntary referrals are promoted and mandatory actions are only applied to cases at risk or in evidence of practice problems.

7 8 Although PHPs' designs may be different, mandatory actions in different countries have in common that once practice problems are identified, sick doctors are obliged to undergo psychiatric treatment and if they suffer from an addictive disorder they have to remain abstinent.

American Electric Power (AEP), the utility that burns more coal than any other in the western hemisphere, bitterly opposes mandatory action on carbon.

"You have that inherent tension between the agendas of the national regulators and those of Europe, and a high hurdle for taking mandatory action".

This characterization, or at least a variant of it, is offered most significantly by the Bush Administration, which maintains that there is still insufficient scientific understanding to justify mandatory action.

In Finland, says TVO's Mr Simola, concern about climate change was the chief reason why his country pushed ahead with the new power plant.In America, although the Bush administration remains hostile to any mandatory action on slowing global warming, it is keen to boost nuclear power.

Advocates for mandatory action on greenhouse emissions they're now calling themselves "climate hawks"—took a shellacking last night.

Critics of mandatory action on climate change are sure to oppose the letter, but some scientists declined to sign it because it wasn't tough enough.