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mandatory level

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mandatory level [′man·də‚tȯr·ē ′lev·əl]
(meteorology)
One of several constant-pressure levels in the atmosphere for which a complete evaluation of data from upper-air observations is required. Also known as mandatory surface.


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Cable also said the government should impose mandatory levels of reserves for banks to hold, adjustable to reflect asset market cycles, and the Financial Services Authority should toughen lending practices in relation to borrowers' incomes and property values.
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