Sentence examples for because of the compulsory from inspiring English sources
I was avoiding the stench of summer, but because of the compulsory confinement, I actually missed it.
Though it would be built over my house I will get more money for it because of the compulsory buyout.
Beeps from security wands and metal detector machines are the norm in Nairobi, because of the compulsory security checks at every major building, mall, event locations and some buses in the city.
And his definition of public service is broad: he regards the BBC as an instrument of public policy, whose job is to bridge the "information divide" between the haves and have-nots.What is more, because of the compulsory licence fee, Mr Davies considers it the BBC's obligation to reach out to those viewers whom the corporation feels it is "losing", like young people.
Lorenzo described the race as "crazy" because of the compulsory bike change but his maximum return of 25 points, coupled with Marquez failing to register, means the title race has been opened up.
She told me that, "Because of the compulsory veil, women express their femininity through venues that are allowed in exaggerated ways.
But Deb Knowles, who runs Sheffield's Hydra Tots private nursery, told the programme she knew of several local childminders who had left the profession because of the Early Years Foundation Stage EYFSS) compulsory curriculum.
"MSF has argued, as well, that countries are reluctant to declare their intent to take advantage of the compulsory licence provisions because of fear of pressure from brand-name pharmaceutical companies and the United States"[ 27].
"Poundland has suspended its participation in the work programme, because of concerns about the compulsory nature of the programme but they are continuing with the work experience, which is voluntary".
David Cotton, who manages a 50,000-acre estate plus salmon river in Sutherland, says that around £2.5m-worth of planned investment in rivers has not happened this year because of the threat of compulsory purchase.
