Sentence examples for mandatory means from inspiring English sources

In this table, "Mandatory" means that the zone is essential; "Optional" means that including/excluding the zone will not affect the provided functionality; and "Depends on the functionality" means that regarding the purpose of the Web page it might be necessary to include the zone.

It should not be taken as a mandatory means of sire or dam selection, due to the fact that it is merely numbers that are always subject to change as more information comes in about that particular sire or dam.

America's budget classifies spending as either mandatory, which means it does not have to be authorised each year by Congress, or discretionary, which means it does.

"What mandatory sentencing means is that judges no longer have the authority to make the threshold decision of whether someone should be incarcerated or not," he said.

They are the ones who bore the brunt of stayaways and cancellations in the early stages of the disease, and they are the ones with whom the sickness will probably linger the longest: even after the last reported outbreak of foot-and-mouth in any area, a mandatory quarantine means footpaths and land must remain off limits for a further four weeks.

I know, and you know, that this is another of Larry's whiny manipulations that his mother was always dumb enough to fall for and I'm not, but, in any case, this dinner party seems to be sort of mandatory, which means the risotto had better be up to par.

This mandatory notation means that the wine is indeed French.

The course was considered appropriate for the experiment, both because it was focused in related subjects and it was not mandatory, which means that most students enrolled on it were interested in the subject.

The course was considered appropriate for the experiment, both because it was focused and was not mandatory, which means that most students enrolled on it were interested in the subject.

Right now, vast swaths of government spending are classified as "mandatory". That means certain programs are funded automatically.

Most spending in Obamacare is mandatory, which means that it does not require Congress to appropriate it every year in a spending bill.