Sentence examples for requirements for mandatory from inspiring English sources

Father Lombardi said the Vatican could not issue universal requirements for mandatory reporting to civil authorities because it also operated in countries with repressive governments.

Verizon Communications and a union representing more than 35,000 employees in several mid-Atlantic states settled an 18-day strike last night after the company agreed to reduce requirements for mandatory overtime.

The sport's leaders defend the safety record of the superpipe and other freestyle events, pointing to requirements for mandatory helmet use, air bags on the sides of pipes during practice and better pipe-building technology.

Although more time would be desirable this is not practical due to resource constraints on midwifery services and current requirements for mandatory training.

In 1994, he struck down a federal requirement for mandatory background checks for handgun purchases.

Its touted requirement for mandatory standards for reliability is meaningless; standards have been mandatory in most parts of North America (including New York) for years.

In a letter the minister said Australia would "remove the requirement for mandatory skills assessment" for electricians, joiners, carpenters and several other occupations.

However in the side letter on skills assessment, this is what the Robb and his counterpart, Chinese commerce minister Gao Hucheng, agreed on: "Australia will remove the requirement for mandatory skills assessment for the following 10 occupations on the date of entry into force of the agreement".

Add one final whammy for the wannabe prez: Also included in yesterday's finalized state budget were three assaults on women's health care, including defunding Planned Parenthood, implementing a gag law for rape counselors who wish to discuss all health options, and a requirement for mandatory ultrasounds.

Reid singled out "the authorization of indefinite detention in Section 1031, the requirement for mandatory military custody of terrorism suspects in Section 1032, and the stringent restrictions on transfer of detainees in Section 1033" as reasons he cannot support the defense spending bill.

This should be the goal of oversight policies, including the requirement for mandatory training in human subject research, reducing conflicts of interest, etc.