For example, Dell (2010) illustrates the long-term effects of mandatory mining work in Peru's highlands on the current health of indigenous people.
Furthermore, the 2010 National Audit Office assessment of Pathways to Work concluded that Jobcentre Plus Pathways had performed better than the voluntary/private sector provider-led Pathways in terms of getting mandatory participants into work [ 3].
Despite nurses being perceived as benefiting most from the program, and expressing the least dissatisfaction with government health system policy, they remain the category most likely to report intentions to migrate in the short-term, least supportive of mandatory national service, and least satisfied with their level of pay.
Prosecutors prefer the current system of mandatory terms because it gives them most of the real sentencing power.
Mr. Taylor faces a mandatory term of life in prison.
The Tyler-Jaeger Act superseded the previous mandatory term of 15 years for fatal child abuse.
The sergeant, known in the proceedings as Marine A, was told by the judge after being found guilty that he faced a mandatory term of life imprisonment.
In the filing, prosecutors asked the judge, Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum of Federal District Court, to impose a mandatory term of life imprisonment on Mr. Shahzad, who is scheduled to be sentenced on Tuesday.
Council leaders acknowledge that the change to a mandatory term of 15 years was requested by telecommunications companies and their lobbyists, who maintained that it would allow the companies more time to recoup their investments, help them get financing from banks, and ensure more competition to get the franchises that will ultimately benefit the city as a whole.
He faces a mandatory term of life in prison without parole if convicted.
