Sentence examples for are compulsorily from inspiring English sources
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In a compulsory manner
- Soldiers were drafted compulsorily.
Officers are compulsorily moved to these units at the expense of response teams.
These two methods are compulsorily optimized for working in a collaborative way, especially in the large-scale studies.
While Britons whose houses are compulsorily purchased by the government get market value, the French get another 25% on top of that.
Dollar transfers are compulsorily converted to Ethiopian birr, as your correspondent found out when The Economist wired money from London.Inflation is kept high by lavish state spending.
In countries in which control has been established, the disease must be reported, infected animals are compulsorily slaughtered, and the premises of sick animals are quarantined.
This market is no kinder to Thatcher's right-to-buy owners than it is to rental tenants: leaseholders whose properties are compulsorily purchased are routinely offered far less for their properties than London's soaring market values.
Troops were sent in; townships were compulsorily acquired and native title legislation ignored.
For all of that time, he has been compulsorily fed through the nasogastric tube.
He had been compulsorily medicated because of his schizophrenia, added Fitzgerald.
"Schools requiring improvement will be compulsorily transferred to the academies sector.
Nevertheless, the industry has constantly rebuffed suggestions that ISPs should be compulsorily licensed.
