Sentence examples for mandatory leave from inspiring English sources
Under such circumstances, a voluntary or mandatory leave of absence may be necessary.
The distortions created by mandatory leave policies and state-run daycares are not an inevitable consequence of family-friendly policies.
Students whose circumstances warrant a review under the Dean's Mandatory Leave of Absence Policy, will be apprised, in writing, of University concerns by the Dean of Students Office and will be provided an opportunity to respond to concerns in writing or in person or via telephone before a review committee convened by the Dean of Students Office.
Where others might take unemployment or mandatory leave as a good excuse to put on tracky bums and watch Trisha, Saga and Henrik are taking it as a chance to focus on a whole different murder and abduction case, this time of Henrik's wife and children.
In Norway, the parental benefit period is split into three parts: maternity leave, paternity leave and shared leave, with a mandatory leave of 15 weeks for both maternity and paternity leave.
He was placed on mandatory leave, according to a letter Botstein wrote to the woman.
Today's approval by the House represents a major victory for supporters of mandatory leaves.
But Mr. Penny's office said that last week the White House declared it would oppose any bill involving mandatory leaves for workers.
Part of the reason is technical: The additional spending is not mandatory, leaving Congress with discretion about whether to provide the funds in follow-on legislation.
Mr. Bush is considering the veto, the White House said, because the sanctions against chemical-weapons makers and users are mandatory, leaving the President no legal discretion in punishing foreign violators and therefore reducing his foreign policy powers.
Because so many were worried, the public and businesses willingly went along with law enforcement requests to stay inside (they were voluntary, not mandatory), leaving streets eerily empty and reminding some of a police state.
