Sentence examples for mandatory checks from inspiring English sources

He put in effect a system to perform mandatory checks of those applying for government benefits to ensure that they are not illegal immigrants.

In a recent interview, Nicholas Scoppetta, the city's child welfare commissioner, was careful to note his support for the mandatory checks.

In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration instructed airlines on Thursday to remove or inspect Honeywell fixed emergency beacons in 787 jets, but has not so far widened its mandatory checks to other models of Boeing's aircraft.

Pressed on how the government could possibly avoid mandatory checks on the border to protect the single market, Varadkar said that was for Brexiters who voted against May's deal to sort out.

Other Democrats said the defeated background check measure, written by Senators Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, and Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, would probably be amended to exempt more rural sales and person-to-person sales from mandatory checks.

We analyze the interaction between electoral accountability and separation-of-powers by comparing three regimes: 'Unilateral Authority' (the President has exclusive decision-making power); 'Mandatory Checks' (the President cannot change policy without congressional assent); and 'Opt-in Checks' (the President may seek congressional authorization or act unilaterally).

He lived there for nearly a decade, was never arrested, and regularly appeared at ICE offices for mandatory check-ins.

To guard consumers against misleading ads, Clinton would establish a mandatory check by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) to ensure the information is clear and accurate.

Yet Ragbir and Gottlieb had known that his mandatory check-in with ICE last week might end differently — everything had changed after Donald Trump took office.

The Security Check is a mandatory check of the hard drive of Windows computers for files that may interfere with Exam4 in CLOSEDmode only.

The article described how the author Lady Antonia Fraser had been obliged to wait for 20 minutes in freezing weather just to enter the building, and another 20 minutes to leave her coat at the mandatory check-in desk.