Sentence examples for mandatory arrangements from inspiring English sources

"It will allow the Welsh Government to make mandatory arrangements for providing consumers with easily understandable, at-a-glance information on the hygiene standards of a food business so they can make better informed choices about where they eat out or shop for food.

Thus, there is a chance that an alternative arrangement becomes mandatory where a sector (and a level) is not able to rely on wealth transfers from another one.

But the Court does not defend the State’s action on the ground that the money taken is worthless, but instead on the ground that the interest would not have been created but for IOLTA’s mandatory pooling arrangements.

As to step two, the Court assumes, arguendo, that the appropriation of petitioners’ interest constitutes a “taking,”1 but holds that just compensation is zero because without the mandatory pooling arrangements (step one) of IOLTA, petitioners’ funds could not have generated any interest in the first place.2 Ante, at 20—22.

It may very well be, as the Court asserts, that petitioners could not have earned money on their funds absent IOLTA’s mandatory pooling arrangements, but just compensation is not to be measured by what would have happened in a hypothetical world in which the State’s IOLTA program did not exist.

As revealed by BBC Sport last week, the Anti Discrimination Action Plan also calls for "mandatory induction arrangements for players and managers arriving fresh to English football and the British cultural environment".

Nevertheless, the Commission and ESMA should ensure that mandatory clearing arrangements also protect investors.

It's time they were required to prove it, through mandatory disclosure of arrangements used to reduce tax both here and in the world's poorest countries.

A review of the franchisor's purchasing arrangements including mandatory or required purchases by franchisees of products, suppliers, equipment or services, as well as the revenue the franchisor derives from such purchases by franchisees, is critical to assessing the viability of the franchisor's revenue streams.

China is turning Japanese (see chart).Pensions can rest on a variety of "pillars", among them government handouts, schemes financed by mandatory contributions, and voluntary arrangements.

South Africa has one of the largest voluntary retirement funding systems in the world (and for the large proportions of people in employment, these arrangements are mandatory conditions of service).