Sentences with phrase «including mandatory items»

There's plenty of standard safety kit, however, including mandatory items like tyre - pressure monitoring, stability control and a plethora of airbags front and back.

Not exact matches

If you're someone who adores trends and enjoys experimenting with new looks, being presented with a mandatory list of items that includes precisely zero things you'll ever be able to buy or wear can feel... deflating, at the least.

The range of ŠKODA Genuine Accessories includes mandatory safety equipment and items that will be a godsend if the unexpected happens.

I think you would be safe as it's a required program fee, and it includes many mandatory items like housing, meals, etc..

Criteria can include both mandatory and optional items.

The price of obtaining your PADI Scuba Diver Qualification in the marine reserve at El Cabrón is $ 250 per person, which includes all the equipment, mandatory Spanish insurance, and your on - line registration with PADI, and all the items listed as included below.

The basic flow of the game also takes a page from The Legend of Zelda book, with players roaming a semi open - world featuring different mid-sized maps which include both mandatory and optional dungeons as well as plenty of secrets; these range from the already mentioned audio messages to crafting items and item caches which may include blueprints, one of the central ReCore gameplay mechanics.

The program, like most others, includes mandatory requirements and points for optional items.

Disclosure of information on energy mix details including the share of renewable energy sources and the amount of nuclear waste (both of which are already mandatory disclosure items in Europe) is not specified in the Guidelines Concerning the Management of the Electricity Retail Business issued in January 2016, but it is indicated as a «desired practice» for retail electricity suppliers.

James Dingemans QC, representing Nadia Eweida, told the court that that British Airways» policy at the time was that religious items could be worn only if they were a «mandatory scriptural requirement», which included hijabs or turbans but not crosses.