This is usually a mandatory requirement in terms of minimum educational conditions in order to practice for those with formal training as physicians, nurses and other health professions.
"The mandatory and guidelines in terms of sentencing are so much higher," he said.
The use of pre-dispute mandatory arbitration clauses in terms of use have become standard in many industries.
A great example was in March, when the Government put forward a contentious bill on mandatory data retention, a vital issue in terms of both national security and the privacy of Australian citizens.
Furthermore, the 2010 National Audit Office assessment of Pathways to Work concluded that Jobcentre Plus Pathways had performed better than the voluntary/private sector provider-led Pathways in terms of getting mandatory participants into work [ 3].
EU projects, for example, tend to come with a very specific set of bureaucratic management requirements, in terms of funding regulations, mandatory reporting on progress, pre-agreed milestones and deliverables et cetera.
The use of a pattern-matching (rule based) technique instead of machine learning stands on Open IE nature that is essentially linked to the Web and deals with large amounts of information, so that computational performance (in terms of speed) is mandatory.
The bill, which was permissive rather than mandatory in nature, defined the metric system in terms of customary units rather than with reference to the international prototype metre and kilogram.
This is the case of the studies about costs of the mandatory health plan with explicit entitlements (AUGE) in terms of opportunity, quality and financial protection.
With the passing of the National Education Law, establishing 13 years of mandatory education, substantive changes are being proposed in terms of quality, equity and social justice in the education system, strongly focusing on secondary school.
