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Later that year, Nascar announced that a safety system of head-and-neck restraints would become mandatory for its drivers.

Inspectors could exert pressure on large firms to fit clean technology because it would become mandatory once the country joined the EU.

Others said they believed the voluntary system would become mandatory, that it was intrusive and that the federal government would use it to pry into their lives and finances.

And if Mr. Robinson hopes his envelopes would become mandatory for use in the United States mail and with package delivery services, his patent does not include that plan.

If the proposal is passed by at least two-thirds of the bishops in Dallas, it will be considered by the Vatican, and if approved there would become mandatory.

It would be only a temporary respite, and would become mandatory again when the crisis eases.

Senator Wayne Bryant, the Camden Democrat who sponsored the bill, was quick to reiterate that curfew ordinances would not become mandatory -- that towns would have the option of adopting them.

The DfE said the current assessments would not become mandatory and that last year's results would not be used by the DfE for accountability measures.

"That way, customers can make a choice and the people that run the businesses have a motivation to improve where hygiene standards are not high enough". She added: "I think owners would be motivated to push up standards" The BHA said it believed display of the ratings would soon become mandatory in England.

It added that validity testing, which has been optional for transportation companies since 1998, would not become mandatory until the Health and Human Services Department finished the review of the standard next summer.

Banking industry representatives argue that a 3 percent leverage ratio, which would not become mandatory until 2019 under the Basel rules, is already enough and that it is too early to raise it further.