Sentence examples for obligatory information from inspiring English sources

Moreover, providing obligatory information to regulators has done little to prevent collapses in the past.

The verbal prefix contains information about the person and number of the subject, sometimes also the person and number of the object, as well as obligatory information about the tense of the clause.

Prenatal exposures were derived from the interview-based job descriptions, where postnatal codes originated from register data from Statistics Denmark based on obligatory information handed in by the employer to the Danish tax authorities.

Cancer's privilege is its start as an equivocal immunological entity vis-a-vis the entire tissue ecology in which it first arises as an obligatory participant in information space.

Similarly, the relationship between NGOs and local administrative structures rarely goes beyond the obligatory supply of information about activities planned, underway and concluded.

Obligatory pseudonymisation (data enabling identification of specific data subjects being kept separately from the other information) might be seen as a small and reasonable concession, but if strictly interpreted the consequences for epidemiological research may be detrimental.

Participants imagine they are driving a vehicle and must make right or left turn manoeuvres according to a previously indicated objective and the information from obligatory and prohibitory traffic signs.

Here, we ask whether this dominance of vector over olfactory information is obligatory.

Each entity consists of three kinds of attributes: the obligatory, the voidable and the information about time (also voidable).

This has been identified as a unit of Information, with an obligatory New realised in speech by the tonic foot and an optional residue, Given (Halliday, 1967a) or not-New.

Here, we provide evidence that this weighing of olfactory and vector information is not obligatory.