Sentence examples for mandatory changes from inspiring English sources

Still, building owners say they are nervous about the cost of earthquake damages and the cost of mandatory changes.

But the 10 large banks that are repaying their bailout funds face no mandatory changes to their pay practices.

The mandatory changes pertained to some snatches of dialogue that censors deemed too coarse, Mr. Jia said.

The mandatory changes to the layout are set to roll out in the "next few weeks," the company said in a blog post last week.

Companies in high-tech, wholesale, retail, and other concentrated industries dominated by one or two big players are severely affected by mandatory changes in board structure.

Dixon warned pressure to reform the tax treatment of global businesses had reached a "tipping point", adding: "If there is not a step change in the level of voluntary tax transparency reporting, there is a possibility mandatory changes will follow".

Could a mandatory change in the balance of power reduce discrimination against women?

Meanwhile Christopher Ooohh" Diddams writes: "On the mandatory change of ball rule, where do all the used balls come from?

We select the mandatory change in segment disclosure enacted under SFAS 131 in the U.S. as our setting.

Does the imposition of a mandatory change place a greater obligation on policy makers to ensure that everything is safe?

Woodford, who sounded the alarm in 2011 over a £1.1bn fraud at the Japanese camera and optical instruments company, says a mandatory change is needed to prevent similar scandals at other companies.