Sentence examples for not mandatorily from inspiring English sources

The federal court found that immigration could not mandatorily confiscate property, including mobile phones, from people in immigration detention.

At the conclusion of his term, if not mandatorily retired earlier, the judge must be reelected or reappointed if he is to continue.

Javid said he had issued instructions that officials must not mandatorily seek DNA evidence and would be looking to reimburse any individual who experienced financial loss as a result of the problem.

One of the problems encountered when facing a CIN1 is to misdiagnose a more severe lesion firstly because of the intra- and interobserver variability and secondly because the colposcopy-directed biopsy is not mandatorily representative of the more severe lesion.

However, it faces the endogeneity problem as the sample setting is typically the case that firms are voluntarily and not mandatorily choosing the reporting frequency they prefer.

The news comes three days after Deliveroo was delivered (sorry) ruling in its favor in an employment tribunal in the UK, which determined that Deliveroo drivers are not mandatorily entitled to employment benefits as contractors with the company.

In five decisions handed down on July 2 , 1976 the United States Supreme Court held that the death penalty may be imposed for the crime of murder, so long as there are clear standards to guide the sentencing authority and the sanction is not imposed mandatorily.

The NCOB further stated that mitochondrial donors should not be mandatorily identifiable in the future and that there was 'no reason' to establish sibling registries (Nuffield Council on Bioethics. 2012b).

The US will now mandatorily detain any migrant that is caught crossing the border without documentation.

None of Hirshberg's organic products undergo any such similar scrutiny and they aren't required to be mandatorily labeled - and likely Hirshberg and his organic allies who are demanding mandatory GMO labeling would oppose such mandatory identity tracking of organic foods.

The order and orientation of the markers of one genome in relation to the other is represented by a signed permutation π = (π1, π2,…, π n −1, π n ) of size n over {− n,…, −1, 1,…, n}, such that, for each value i from 1 to n, either i or − i is mandatorily represented, but not both.