Sentence examples for powers of mandatory from inspiring English sources
In a speech this month, she acknowledged concerns that the SEC's independence could be compromised "by those who seek to effectuate social policy or political change through the SEC's powers of mandatory disclosure".
But, as the Chair of the SEC, I must question, as a policy matter, using the federal securities laws and the SEC's powers of mandatory disclosure to accomplish these goals". .
Key recommendations included clear division of responsibilities at the head of a company so that no one individual had unfettered powers (but stopped short of mandatory separation of chairman and chief executive), sufficient independent non-executive directors of high calibre and full and clear disclosure of directors' emoluments.
It is actually a form of mandatory sentencing, power akin to parliament-imposed jail terms.
We will ask for new powers to carry out camera enforcement of mandatory cycle lanes, to stop cars driving in them.
Lobbyists and trade associations for mass-production importers and merchandisers are eager to prove their cooperation with the powers that be: "We were early proponents of mandatory laws to require toy testing," said a Toy Industry Association spokesman the other day.
The other is the spread of mandatory minimum sentences, which transfer power from judges to prosecutors.
The group's most important finding is that our nation's oversight of nuclear power plants is a less than rigorous "patchwork" of mandatory and voluntary provisions.
"Anti-bikie" laws threaten our right to freedom of association, the principle against self-incrimination has been eroded; the judicial power to assess individual circumstances is threatened by a spate of mandatory sentencing laws.
On counter-terrorism it renews the party's promise to strengthen the oversight powers of the intelligence agencies and ensure mandatory assessment of those coming back to Britain from Syria for the Channel anti-radicalisation programme.
Industry officials joined him in warning that the failure to send the energy measure to Mr. Bush would slow the development of mandatory rules to enhance the reliability of the power grid.
