Sentence examples for mandatory point from inspiring English sources

They are the mandatory point of passage for this junk, which means they could also be the choke point for it".

ANT explains how the ACC elements come together to act as a whole after having passed a mandatory point of entry where everyone is forced to trade, i.e. the "obligatory passage point".

Since Zaatari is a mandatory point through which all Syrians arriving through Jordan's unofficial border points must pass, it has effectively become a first point of safety, and shelter for each of the 350,000 Syrians that had entered the camp seeking protection, even if many of them continued onwards to live in urban areas.

The Pencil is really moving upwards in the hierarchy from a drawing accessory to a really mandatory pointing and manipulation tool for iPad users.

Manual stimulation via a penetrating needle acupuncture using a semi-standardised regimen (ie, a set of mandatory acupuncture points plus optional points according to the patient's conditions) will be employed.

Or when the officials failed to have the Seahawks kick the mandatory extra point after time expired.

But supporters of mandatory measures point out that the mounting evidence of the scope and potential severity of climate change problems that has emerged in the last four years has significantly altered both the political and the scientific debates.

And it has aggressively pursued manufacturing of wind and solar power, stirring concern in Congress — where "green jobs" has become an almost mandatory talking point — about the competitiveness of American industry.

After Shawn succeeded Ross, in 1952, the mandatory "male point of view" for The Talk of the Town was gradually discarded, and eventually all the women wrote "Talk Originals," and long pieces, too.

Though, it is mandatory to point out that these methods are problematic and the user may be subjected to draw conclusions that remain uncertain, essentially, because pigments are often mixed and overlapped in layers to make the desired color and effect.

Like the scriptural passages in a liturgical calendar, their monstrous acts have become the mandatory starting point for all interpretation.