"mandatory payment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a payment that is required or compulsory, rather than optional. It can be used in various contexts, such as when discussing taxes, fees, or other financial obligations. Example: "The homeowner's association requires all residents to make a mandatory payment of $200 for maintenance fees every month."
When the mandatory payment deadline arrives, Crespo continued, "Everybody comes like this".
Results showed higher WTP bids and valuation under collective and mandatory payment format and supplied evidence that in developing countries people nurture expectancy on governmental actions and funding to conserve natural landscapes.
The pension portion alone — a mandatory payment to the New York State pension fund — is projected to be $3 million in the coming school year, or 7 percent of the proposed school budget.
The government enforces all contracts through court actions, so the state stands behind every agreement that, per Janus, compels speech by requiring any mandatory payment of fees over time.
The preferred equity in this case includes a mandatory payment to MSD with an interest rate of 14%.
Without mandatory payment (as is the case in Spain) the law has essentially pitted publishers against each other.
Agency fees are mandatory payments that certain employees are required to make to labor unions.
3517, related to authorization and administration of appropriations for capital expenditures, new corridor development, operating expenses, and mandatory payments.
The company, Titan Worldwide, fell short a total of $7.5 million in mandatory payments to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority from February through April, citing lower than expected ad sales.
First, the paper argues that under a proper reading of the NLRA states may not prohibit all mandatory payments from workers to unions.
The state might help support law enforcement, but if Petersburg stopped mandatory payments for schools, it could wind up in court.
