Sentence examples for mandatory enforcement from inspiring English sources

I am against mandatory removal of hijab or mandatory enforcement of hijab".

Instead, it resorted to its "equitable powers" to prescribe new standards and deadlines, suspend mandatory enforcement mechanisms, and curtail the discretion conferred on the state executive by the legislature.

Col. David R. Franz, the former commander of the Army biological lab at Fort Detrick, who has inspected suspect installations in Iraq and Russia, said he felt the administration's approach would accomplish more than a mandatory enforcement scheme.

In 2017, another Los Angeles-area battery recycling plant, Quemetco, had 111 workers with lead levels that could cause miscarriage or heart disease with prolonged exposure, including several high enough to trigger mandatory enforcement inspections elsewhere.

He called for a mandatory law enforcement officer in every public school and for mandatory "active shooter training" for student and faculty.

Yasin favors the creation of a comprehensive multilateral treaty that defines the status of PCMFs, delineates jurisdiction, and provides for mandatory domestic enforcement in response to any violations of the treaty norms that occur.

Compliance with indicated countermeasures is mandatory, and enforcement is ensured by military supervisors.

We advocate for mandatory legislation, enforcement of legislation and continuous monitoring.

Since the CALM act, introduced by Rep. Anna G. Eshoo (D-Menlo Park), stipulates no mandatory penalties or enforcement mechanisms, I'm not betting that the scofflaws will face much more than all the stern disapproval the government can muster.

Detainers are not mandatory, and law enforcement agencies are not instructed to hold people for more than 48 hours if they otherwise wouldn't for other criminal justice purposes.

On a Security Council resolution, the United States, Britain and France have insisted that the document had to use Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter which makes any action mandatory and allows enforcement measures, like sanctions, even if the use of warfare is excluded.