Sentence examples for be compulsory to from inspiring English sources

The cards will not be compulsory to begin with.

Social insurance must be compulsory It must be compulsory to buy social insurance.

Ministers have unexpectedly proposed that it should no longer be compulsory to co-operate with electoral registration officers (EROs) when they try to compile an accurate register – in effect downgrading the civic duty to engage with politics.

I'd like to say: 'It's as fair as it can possibly be at this moment in time.'" "I would like to think in 10 years' time it will be compulsory to have a brain scan.

Fatema Albalooshi, a graduate student from Bahrain who is studying engineering at Dayton, said that when she first looked into the school, "I thought it was going to be compulsory to take Catholic courses".

He said: "Now I don't mean by that that it will necessarily at any stage be compulsory to vote in that way, but I think that the notion that, if it can be established as secure and reliable people should have the option to vote online, will gain ground more and more and more".

By this time the night owls are out, so it's compulsory to join them.

Some think that going to a festival means it's compulsory to not wash for a week.

Part of this may be explained by the fact that technically it is compulsory to vote in Luxembourg.

To become a psychoanalyst takes years of training, and it's compulsory to undergo analysis yourself; studying the mind at university, by contrast, requires zero real-life experience.

The crab comes with spicy sauce, in which it is compulsory to douse your chips, and the mussels are cooked in ouzo.