Sentence examples for mandatory assessment from inspiring English sources

True, medical transition was once locked behind long, mandatory assessment periods.

One likely reform is the introduction of mandatory assessment and management of dangerous stalkers, using the model of the Fixated Threat Assessment Centre (FTAC).

The mushroom decision "does cast a pall on other mandatory assessment programs that involve advertising," he added, arguing that this was not really a case of compelled speech but rather "an assessment to raise funds to benefit the entire industry".

On counter-terrorism it renews the party's promise to strengthen the oversight powers of the intelligence agencies and ensure mandatory assessment of those coming back to Britain from Syria for the Channel anti-radicalisation programme.

Children's campaigners believe that a mandatory assessment of the mental health of every infant or youngster going into a foster or children's home would reduce poor school performance, suicide and offending by them.

While adults would be subject to a seven-day cooling-off period between consulting their practitioner and undergoing the procedure, those under 18 would have to wait three months, and would also undergo a mandatory assessment by a registered psychologist or psychiatrist.

(Female, first year, P22)" Short-loop learning was not documented in the learning portfolio nor did it involve usage of results of external mandatory assessments as a starting point for learning or to assess competence.

The United States, along with Canada, proposed bilateral and voluntary assistance, instead of setting up a global fund with mandatory assessments that some poor countries favor.

Many producers dislike the mandatory assessments and have been challenging the generic advertising as government-compelled commercial speech that violates the First Amendment.

The need for strong support from those who pay the mandatory assessments was also stressed by Kathy Moulthrop, communications administrator for the California Raisin Marketing Board in Fresno, Calif.

"Unlike fees charged for the use of recreational facilities or special taxes imposed on nonessential consumer products, the mandatory assessments at issue in the present case are directly linked to appellees' source of livelihood, and they have no meaningful opportunity to avoid these assessments," the court said in its ruling from St. Paul.