Sentence examples for mandatory schemes from inspiring English sources

While politicians remain in thrall to prohibition, mandatory schemes are probably the best option.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has previously stated that all mandatory schemes must be for "community benefit".

Mandatory schemes operate in some countries, such as the UK, to ensure that dwellings are built in accordance with their design air permeability.

As a result, governments have recognised the need to introduce mandatory schemes through legislation, e.g. from 2016 all new build homes in the UK will be required to achieve zero carbon in regulated energy consumption.

More commonly, we heard that Jobcentre Plus advisers had to spend large amounts of time dealing with claimants' queries about sanctions from mandatory schemes". Poor understanding of the good reason process mean claimants subsequently appeal a sanction and often win, at cost to the DWP and taxpayer.

Very recent empirical trends in the fields of timber and palm oil certification in Indonesia suggest that it is distinct public bureaucracies who start reclaiming certification authority through state-led mandatory schemes, challenging the private and transnational certification institutions in support of government-driven international certification regimes.

It has no mandatory scheme, but many companies are participating in a voluntary one.

A mandatory scheme may improve rates, but raises the ethical issue of imposed vaccination.

MPs and MEPs must now put pressure on the UK government to back calls for a mandatory scheme.

They said there were no plans for Britain to accept Mediterranean migrants, adding that Britain opposed a mandatory scheme.

It also concluded that it is possible to move back to a voluntary scheme later once a mandatory scheme is well-established.