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mandatory

Definition for mandatory

adjective as in required, necessary

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If convicted, each could face a mandatory life sentence in federal prison, the statement said.

City and Guilds said their courses met occupational standards but did not specify if all hair types were mandatory.

From BBC

But by the 1970s, as the canine rabies vaccine became widely available and increasingly mandatory, that scene and all its implications slipped toward the anachronistic.

Mr Patton also said that in the USA prosecutors can stack different charges against a defendant based on the same conduct, and each individual charge can carry its own mandatory minimum sentence.

From BBC

If Kildunne, who turned 26 on Monday, comes through her mandatory minimum 12-day stand-down period without showing further concussion symptoms, she will be fit for a potential semi-final on Saturday, 20 September.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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