Sentence examples for mandatory movements from inspiring English sources

Mandatory movements include large, fast circles, spins in place and sliding stops.

These kinds of business-oriented mandatory movements are most likely to generate unique truck travel patterns even when weather is unfavorable for making a trip.

He noted that the state's mandatory movement of Medicaid patients to managed care programs made it, "as a matter of public policy," responsible for the program.

The mandatory sentencing movement that swept the United States beginning in the 1970s drove the state prison population up from less than 200,000 to about 1.4 million today and made corrections the second-fastest-growing state expense after Medicaid.

For years, the leadership faces of the anti-GMO community and the mandatory labeling movement--and make no mistake they are one and the same--have been a remarkably motley crew.

The mandatory-minimum movement was a way, typical of the fear-and-revenge cycle of the eighties, to prevent those damned liberal judges from letting drug offenders loose.

A long-waged battle disguised as a consumer-driven trend, the mandatory GMO labeling movement is a ruse to eliminate genetic engineering technologies and increase market share of so-called "non-GMO" and organic foods.

This ceremony of brit shalom is not officially approved of by the Reform or Reconstructionist rabbinical organizations, who make the recommendation that male infants should be circumcised, though the issue of converts remains controversial and circumcision of converts is not mandatory in either movement.

The registration of livestock movements is mandatory in the European Union [ 22- 24] and patterns of such movements have been studied in different EU member states e.g. UK and Sweden [ 25, 26].

Increasingly, the mandatory reporting of cattle movements between holdings are used by researchers for mathematical modelling to investigate the spread of for example food-and-mouth disease (FMD) [ 6- 8] and scrapie [ 8].

Just the day before, I've come from the city of Hargeisa, the capital city of Somaliland, accompanied by armed escorts – a security measure that is mandatory for all staff movements in this area affected by conflict.