mandatory law

Brown fought against a mandatory law on motorcycle helmets in California during the 1980s.

Even in states with mandatory laws, only half the drivers and passengers actually buckle up.

However, simply relying on mandatory laws is not enough or the best way to solve the problem of distracted driving.

Pittsburgh will decide about mandatory laws this fall.

And obtained the mandatory law degree to go with the rest of his impeccable family credentials."

These rules may always be changed, except where a provision is a compulsory term deriving from the Companies Act 2006, or similar mandatory law.

Israeli Law is based mainly on Mandatory law, which in turn derives to a great extent from the Ottoman law.

On the one hand, the Yishuv broke Mandatory law not just with the land purchases, but also with illegally holding weapons and operating illegal radios.

In some cases, the mandatory law has propelled police officers to arrest both the batterer and the victim, who may have defended herself by scratching or biting.

The Faculty maintains a curriculum of mandatory law courses, focusing on the eight subjects covered in the Philippine Bar Examinations.

John Kaehny, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, a cyclists' advocacy group, said his organization supported the use of helmets but opposed mandatory laws.

The chairman of the County Legislature's health committee, Jeffrey W. Toback, praised the move and said he preferred voluntary action to a mandatory law.

And he and several others contended that the mandatory laws are too broad, punishing a small-time dealer caught with a few grams of crack as harshly as a drug kingpin.

Through thorough research of focus groups, multiple-item scales, and vignettes, the results were that the public only condones mandatory laws in the most serious offenders and are willing to provide leniency for other crimes.

"Despite rumors to the contrary, our organization doesn't oppose the vaccine and we have taken no position regarding mandatory laws," said Wendy Wright, president of Concerned Women of America, a conservative group based in Washington.

His PhD research ("tesis doctoral") was a comparative case law study in the impact of so called third countries mandatory laws, such as embargoes or other compulsory laws on the validity and enforceabiluty of international trade contracts.

Under Article 6, no choice of law selection contained in a contract of employment can deprive the employee of the protection afforded to him by the mandatory laws which would be applicable in the absence of that choice.

The Defence (Emergency) Regulations along with most of the existing Mandatory law were incorporated into Israeli domestic law by the country's Provisional State Council's first legislative act - a reception statute known as the "Law and Administration Ordinance of 1948".