Sentence examples for mandatory set of from inspiring English sources
After five months of unrelenting revelations about sexual abuse by clergy members, a committee of Roman Catholic bishops today proposed a mandatory set of procedures that would obligate American bishops to remove from the priesthood anyone who abuses a minor in the future.
The lack of a mandatory set of regulations and standards makes the implementations of small-scale off-grid projects unreliable.
After a participant logged in, they were presented with a detailed page of instructions, an optional instructional video, and a mandatory set of 16 practice trials to acquaint them with the task.
To me having to open a mandatory set of e-ink apps is a bit clunky.
Poor rankings lead to increasingly stiff federal sanctions for schools, including mandatory setting aside of No Child Left Behind money for tutoring and permission for students to transfer to nonfailing schools.
Before spending new money, for example, we could act to end the mandatory set aside that diverts 10% of current surface transportation funds from roads and bridges to transportation museums and other "enhancements".
Among the front-runners in the mayoral race, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, said she supported the idea of mandatory set-asides but has said that there may be questions about the legality of such a program.
The parameters used for stimulation is up to the SCS nurse in charge, except for the mandatory frequency setting of 40 Hz.
But there is not a mandatory and uniform set of standards, although the Department of Housing and Urban Development cites the design standards set by the American National Standards Institute.
Since 1999, Chinese workers have enjoyed "golden weeks," a set of mandatory national holidays.
Julian Cleary, an Amnesty International Indigenous peoples' rights campaigner, told Guardian Australia that imposing another set of mandatory sentences on young offenders violated Australia's obligation to use detention only as a last resort for young people.
