No. He does not have that discretion. If the legislature sets a certain MANDATORY sentence for a particular offense, the judge MUST uphold the law, not over-rule it.
No, mandatory means required or compulsory. Something that is mandatory must be done or followed according to a rule or law.
It means you must obey ( some regulation, rule etc. ).
It Means it "obligatory" or "mandatory. Ex. It is complusory that you go to class
I was born to rule
"Mandatory" implies that something must be done or is required by a rule or law. "Necessary" suggests that something is needed or essential for a particular purpose or outcome. Essentially, something that is mandatory is always necessary, but not everything necessary is always mandatory.
Yes, the sentence is correct. It means that for every rule or principle, there exists a specific circumstance where that rule does not apply.
No it is not a rule. You should punctuate as normal.
Mandatory recycling is thought of as a good thing although there are also cons to it. A pro would be more recycling of goods and a con would be the punishments of not following the rule.
There has to be a noun after about.
When the rule of law stops, anarchy begins.
its the rule of laws to follow them
Israel (at that time Mandatory Palestine) never came under Nazi Rule. The Nazi forces were stopped from invading Mandatory Palestine from the west due to the British victory at the Second Battle of El-Alamein in Egypt. The Nazis had no access to Mandatory Palestine from the north or east since Turkey was a neutral state in World War II that the Nazis chose not to trifle with.