Sentence examples for mandatory approach from inspiring English sources

However, it will continue to review whether it is necessary to introduce a mandatory approach.

Our approach is voluntary, but with the possibility of a mandatory approach if voluntary measures don't work.

David Cameron announced the plans for a mandatory approach after the election, saying the rules would come into force in 2016.

This mandatory approach seems to have been used less often than the incentives, but children's advocacy groups believe that it is imperative for the F.D.A. to retain the ability to require tests where needed.

Liberal Democrats, faced by resistance from the Conservatives, agreed to a voluntary approach to pay transparency on the condition that the decision would remain under review, and a mandatory approach introduced if necessary.

He said he has also written three times to the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt in England urging him to take a mandatory approach to reduce sugar in processed food.

But in looking to the future, the policy shies away from mandatory approaches to conservation, except to direct that federal agencies develop a plan in the next 30 days to "conserve energy use at their facilities" to the maximum extent possible.

Topics that shaped acceptance of voluntary versus mandatory approaches included perceived risk severity, views about the proper roles of government, and beliefs about alternatives to regulatory approaches (e.g. private insurance, education, ignition source reduction).

Although voluntary actions by industry have been found to be limited in reducing emissions compared with mandatory approaches (Morgenstern and Pizer 2007), we include them in the model as potential short-term pathway to change, given the political and administrative constraints to fashioning regulations.

Davies's non-mandatory approach is supported by many advocates for advancement of women, although patience is running thin.

A mandatory common approach to setting the tax base for companies, as proposed by Moscovici, would remove many of these central elements to Osborne's tax competition strategy.