Sentence examples for actually compulsory from inspiring English sources

The funny thing about drinking is that it's not actually compulsory, and reining it in won't make you a social pariah or a dork (as long as you don't harp on about it like a self-righteous prick; vegans and new mothers take note).

Therefore, the tree-planting campaign is actually compulsory, or at least obligatory (that is, an obligation to the community).

The debate about the Falls CPG changed their satisfaction with established practice and they reported realising what might be enhanced and improved (t2): I believe that everybody had heard something about the guideline at some point, and it was actually compulsory to read it.

Education may not actually be compulsory until five, but his department is to insist that schools compile attendance figures for reception class – even nurseries, it seems, may have to follow suit – and ready them for publication and perusal by Ofsted.

Actually, ethics has become compulsory and subject to quality control.

In the UK making it compulsory might actually turn people off".

Temporary migrants instead do not have any incentive to save and invest in the destination country; however, they actually do, especially with compulsory payments to national pension systems, which are difficult to withdraw or carry back to the origin country.1.1

Actually it's not compulsory.

It is compulsory, but not actually part of the national curriculum.

I was avoiding the stench of summer, but because of the compulsory confinement, I actually missed it.

"It's clear there are lots of ageing workers staying put, and compulsory redundancies are actually comparatively quite low," he said.