Sentence examples for It's compulsory from inspiring English sources
It's compulsory, not voluntary; it will be hard to police; and, in the long term, we believe it will deliver far less for those who already receive very little in their wage packets.
It's compulsory to mention that hip-hop founding father Afrika Bambaataa sampled Kraftwerk in his early track "Planet Rock," but Kraftwerk's influence can be heard everywhere from Coachella's Sahara tent, where the festival's biggest house and dubstep DJ's perform, to Top 40 radio, where Rihanna, Nicki Minaj and Katy Perry can be heard crooning over synthetic bloops and blips.
The difficulty with this drama, to which it's compulsory to attach descriptions such as "lavish" and "opulent", is that Britain's patronising relationship with "the east" means that this icky part of history is seemingly always tangled up with the exoticism of the Raj, anointed with the heady oils of… excuse me.
"How will everyone care for the kids if it's compulsory?
"Because the school says it's compulsory" was the closest we ever got.
It would not be compulsory for newspapers to form such a body – nor would it be compulsory for one to conform to its standards.
In the 1980s it was compulsory for all menopausal women.
It is compulsory, but not actually part of the national curriculum.
It is compulsory, and thus not an offering of the heart.
After the war, it was compulsory for Americans visiting Paris to call on him.
