Sentence examples for mandatory transition from inspiring English sources

Other officials at the association said the spike in sales was attributable to many factors, including declining prices and availability of more programs in digital, as well as the mandatory transition.

New U.S. regulations designed to ease the mandatory transition from analog to digital TV broadcasting require television retailers to sell all 25-inch to 36-inch TVs equipped with digital tuners by March 1, 2006.

In this article it is shown by simulation how the DCS manages both a temporary power inversion and a permanent one with the mandatory transition from WD to WO mode.

Existing service architecture requiring a mandatory transition of care at 17 to 18 years of age may not be fit for purpose and may even contribute to enduring untreated mental illness and chronic poor functioning.

Accordingly, implementation of LSD philosophy for geotechnical designs in Egypt has become mandatory and the transition to this new design philosophy of LSD should be as smooth and gradual as possible to allow for a better acceptance by the Egyptian geotechnical community.

That is how the league handled the transition to mandatory helmets for the 1979-80 season.

Ehrenreich writes of "mandatory optimism and cheerfulness", whereas Transition is very different.

"The transition to a mandatory reliability entity was a pretty big deal," said Lawrence J. Makovich, a senior advisor at Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

We hypothesized that surgical residents would have improved job satisfaction with the transition from a mandatory consultation SICU to a semiclosed SICU model.

Recent political developments in Quebec suggest that the labelling landscape may change in Canada, either with an increase in the number of non-GM products at the retail level or a transition towards a mandatory labelling policy like in France.

The transition period to mandatory compliance with WHO GMP rules is lengthy.