Sentence examples for rejected mandatory from inspiring English sources

A United Nations report in 2006 rejected mandatory testing and segregation as a means of prevention.

Early this month, a federal judge rejected mandatory drug testing for all students in grades seven through 12 in Lockney, Tex., a town northeast of Lubbock.

They reject "mandatory GDP-based targets for funding particular departments or issues".

Chinese leaders reject mandatory emissions caps, and they say the energy efficiency plan will slow growth in carbon dioxide emissions.

Under the coalition government's measures, announced on Thursday morning, asylum seekers face cuts to support if they reject mandatory integration measures such as language classes or lessons in German laws or cultural basics.

From Beijing's perspective, its exports of steel and other "carbon-intensive" products provide one more reason — along with its still moderate per capita emissions and its low standard of living — for rejecting mandatory caps on carbon emissions.

But details of the deal, to be formalized on October 8, were vague with several ex-Communist central European states still rejecting mandatory quotas.

The union also rejected the "mandatory unbundling" of support services like weather forecasts and flight routing information, he said.

Developing countries have agreed on the need to mitigate their emissions, but have rejected any mandatory limit, and they demand financial and technical support in exchange.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Work and Pensions strongly rejected that mandatory placements would be used as a sanction, but said they could be offered in circumstances where advisers felt they were appropriate.

A Washington Post survey found that only a tiny number of American companies, 54 at last count, have agreed to participate in Mr. Bush's program of voluntary reductions of global warming gases -- the strategy Mr. Bush chose when he rejected the mandatory emissions caps called for in the Kyoto Protocol.