Sentence examples for mandatory way from inspiring English sources

It is usually defined as a mandatory way of redistributing wealth.

So, why don't we think of our annual check-ups in the same mandatory way?

Keywords rule: We know that keywords matter, but the more books that come online the more keywords will become a mandatory way to be found.

Furthermore, when we are talking about sharing resources in a structural, mandatory way, we are doing so through a political system of democracy in which our sovereignty is organized at the local, state, and ultimately national level.

The mandatory way forward involves cutting back on social benefits, increasing the cost of accessing a good education, putting limits to the over use and abuse of accessing health care, and freezing pensions.

The intensity of PA in the PE lessons did not differ significantly between school types in our study, but tripling the duration of that domain – in a mandatory way – proved to be enough to have an impact on the children's body composition expressed as prevalence and incidence of being overweight [ 1] and furthermore the level of cardio-vascular risk factors [ 9].

"What made this happen?" you ask every time as if compulsion itself were mandatory, the way light travels at the speed of light "because it must" * It is in no sense essential that this crown of leaves, sifted by wind as if turning over some problem, is a gray-green brightening into rust-red at the tips or that its equivocations fill this instant to the brim.

by Sharon Levy "What made this happen?" you ask every time as if compulsion itself were mandatory, the way light travels at the speed of light "because it must" * It is in no sense essential that this crown of leaves, sifted by wind as if turning over some problem, is a gray-green brightening into rust-red at the tips or that its equivocations fill this instant to the brim.

Famm's brief adds that the way mandatory minimum laws shift discretion in sentencing away from the "independent judiciary … can lead to arbitrary, capricious and unfair sentences".

"This is not company policy and in no way mandatory, but more of a form of unofficial encouragement," Toyota spokeswoman Ririko Takeuchi told the Guardian.

Then his government attacked a United Nations committee that had criticised the way mandatory sentencing laws in the Northern Territory and the state of Western Australia had led to the jailing of mainly unemployed, black youths.