| The department has slashed nonmandatory overtime, much of it resulting from captains giving officers paid days off as a reward for good work. |
| The Convention provides for a number of other mandatory and nonmandatory mechanisms to further enhance international cooperation with respect to investigation and law enforcement in corruption cases. |
| The essential feature of the new approach to standards, namely that they should be nonmandatory, does not contrast with the classical principles of the civil-law system. |
| In such cases, guidance on implementation is given in the nonmandatory Part B of the Code. |
| All respondents were asked to rate their level of agreement or disagreement with a series of statements about nonmandatory work and learning opportunities in New Brunswick. |
| Alternatively, where the fruits involve the natural increase of animals, for example, a common nonmandatory rule is that such offspring are automatically encumbered and held by the creditor under the same terms. |
