Sentence examples for mandatory impact from inspiring English sources

Each mandatory impact study begat the next.

Their focus is on mandatory impact assessment of the potential risks that new technologies might create – but the only risk that it assesses is data protection.

In response, Graves recently introduced legislation that would require the SBA to more closely monitor data on bundled contracts and hold other agencies more accountable for properly labeling awards and conducting the mandatory impact analysis.

There are also tougher mandatory impact tests this year, but it is understood McLaren had already built their 2012 car to the higher crash-test standards required this year.  .

Whilst domestic health impact assessments have some leverage through their incorporation within the mandatory impact assessments, substantial barriers remain to their implementation, finalisation and testing as set out above.

http://jrsm.rsmjournals.com/cgi/content/full/100/10/453 - Oxman AD, Bjørndal A, Becerra F, Gonzalez Block MA, Haines A, Hooker Odom C, et al. Helping to ensure well-informed public policy decisions: a framework for mandatory impact evaluation.

Last year, Eni commissioned a mandatory environmental impact assessment (EIA) but the scoping report makes scant mention of the potential threat to the Sodwana coelacanths.

He added the car had passed all but one of its mandatory FIA impact tests, with only that on the nose still outstanding.

Two years later, the company applied for official permission to build the warehouses and employed a local institute — the Tianjin Academy of Environmental Sciences — to complete a mandatory environmental impact assessment. .

"Unfortunately, a strong blocking minority of Member States opposed the introduction of a mandatory environmental impact assessment for the extraction and exploration of shale gas, as Parliament wanted.

This year, the government responded by drawing new parameters to enforce basic car safety norms through mandatory side-impact and frontal crash tests.