Sentence examples for Compulsory items from inspiring English sources

For boys, prices quoted for 10 out of the 18 compulsory items add up to £132.50.

For boys, there are 18 compulsory items, including a blazer and a summer waistcoat.

A list of prices for 12 of the compulsory items for girls from the uniform supplier on the school's website, Recognition Express, comes to £181.

The 74 key cities have been selected as pilot cities to carry out real-time air quality monitoring according to the new ambient air quality standards, in which PM2.5 is for the first time included as one of the six compulsory items.

The guidelines will also say schools should not enter into 'cash-back' agreements with shops and compulsory items of uniform should be available relatively cheaply.

The pork belly, for example, was "a compulsory item," Ms. Mindell insisted, and the burgers, served with caramelized onions and Tarentaise cheese, were also mentioned as a necessity.

It is thought possible he might appeal as a coin is not listed in the rules of the game as a compulsory item of equipment.

The orange sash has been largely replaced by the cheaper 'collarette' and is the only compulsory item of uniform, usually worn over a suit and tie.

Because they are still considered compulsory dowry items for brides, modern tush-kiiz are usually bright patches of silk sewn together.

On its website it features a list of 21 compulsory uniform items for girls, including a kilt, summer blazer, felt winter hat, boater and cravat.

However, the new document does beef up the advice in two areas: saying schools should generally avoid forcing parents to buy uniform from a single named supplier and that "schools should keep compulsory branded items to a minimum".