The court held that the board had a "mandatory obligation" to count manually.
"So we invented this I think appalling system of having statements for the most disabled, under which the local authority would have experts to assess the child, and then a statutory, mandatory obligation to satisfy these needs.
Among these measures, the mandatory obligation to quantify the C&D waste expected to be originated during a construction project is mandated.
Homeowners are required to pay off those items — which regulators call "mandatory obligations" — before qualifying for the loan.
Including the Covenant of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights that characteristically binds international financial institutions with a mandatory obligation.
Most companies were also unwilling to countenance mandatory obligations to cut energy wastage.
The regulatory system created by the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984 was premised upon the continued existence of mandatory carriage obligations for cable systems, ensuring that local stations would be protected from anticompetitive conduct by cable systems.
Furthermore, and unique in the world, the Dutch reintegration process provides the employer with salary and mandatory reintegration obligations for a period of two years [ 36].
I was at a Stanford Military Appreciation Dinner the other night when an older gentlemen suggested that the nation would be better off with a mandatory military service obligation for its young men and women.
A series of amendments imposed mandatory interconnection, a new obligation for common carriers that would prove important in future.Telegraph lines presented a similar economic challenge high start-up capital and low marginal operating costs.
"After graduating from high school, I went on my mandatory military service, which was an obligation for all French boys when they turned 18," recalls Robert Arbor, now a New York restaurateur, in the introduction to his new book, "Joie de Vivre: Simple French Style for Everyday Living" (Simon & Schuster).
