Sentence examples for mandatory division from inspiring English sources

At Monday's meeting, Brussels will propose a mandatory division of 120,000 refugees already in the EU – on top of 40,000 already allocated voluntarily.

According to the document, progress in the negotiations so far has included: the removal of proposed "national oversight bodies" (a priority in the UK negotiating position); relaxing unhelpful proposals on mandatory division into lots for SMEs (now "comply or explain"); and providing for greater access to the competitive procedure with negotiation.

Yet a proposal to make such testing mandatory for all N.C.A.A. Division I athletes is not a sure bet to pass when it comes up for a vote by member conferences as early as Monday in Indianapolis.

World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman sought to bring clarity to the 2017 boxing schedule Wednesday when he announced mandatory title defenses for each division.

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There is a decent chance of this one coming off – if Tyson Fury, Klitschko's mandatory challenger, doesn't upset the entire world order of the division, and who's to say he can't do it?

Kathleen McLaughlin, senior vice president of Walmart's sustainability division, told the Associated Press that these guidelines aren't mandatory and don't come with a time frame for implementation.

In recognition of sectarian divisions, the government in Stormont consists of a mandatory five-party coalition (though in reality the Democratic Unionist Party and the nationalist Sinn Fein are the parties that matter).

The consultation, which ends this month, has exposed traditional divisions - while conservation groups such as the RSPB are pushing for a mandatory 4-54-5% farmland to be kept out of production, farmers are lobbying hard to be given the choice.

Within the science division, the White House assumes that $298 million of the $5.6 billion request will come from the new mandatory sources of spending.

At first, the policy will be voluntary but, says James Ulvestad, director of NSF's astronomy division, if it doesn't achieve the desired effect, "we may have to make it mandatory in 2016 for the sake of reviewers' sanity".