Sentence examples for mandatory policy from inspiring English sources

Last December, the Lockney school board approved its own mandatory policy and notified parents that testing would begin in February.

If the proposal passes, he said, "this will be a mandatory policy for all the bishops in the country".

The World Organization for Animal Health, a veterinary group in Paris that sets international standards for animal care, has a mandatory policy for China and other member countries.

The real problem for the church, he argues, is not maintaining a mandatory policy that is widely and painfully ignored, but finding a new approach to sexuality that recognises both human weakness and divine purpose.

Despite its efforts in recent years to "mainstream gender" in its work, the World Bank has never adopted a mandatory policy on how to ensure its projects and programmes are gender inclusive and avoid exacerbating inequalities that lead to poverty.

The company claim this is a "framework rather than a mandatory policy", but the unions smell a rat: they say that Unilever will only commit to Care pensions for three years, which leaves the way open for yet another downgrade.

A policy with some appeal might make drilling rights include a mandatory insurance policy with a big deductible, say $100 million, and a cap somewhere in the billions.

Refundable tax credits would help make the newly mandatory policies affordable for low- and middle-income workers.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics- Trace the movement and legislation behind mandatory policies to fluoridate a community's water supply.

News reports have suggested that the Bush administration has tried to suppress signs of support in the second, as yet unreleased, report, for the UN's Kyoto protocol or other mandatory policies for the control of greenhouse-gas emissions.

With many arbitration plans failing to hold up in court, some businesses are either revising — or giving up — mandatory policies.