Sentence examples for become compulsory for from inspiring English sources
Aboriginals received the franchise in 1962, though voting did not become compulsory for them until 1984.
Next April it will become compulsory for every dog to have a microchip the size of a grain of rice implanted between the shoulder blades.
It would become compulsory for picket-line supervisors to carry letters of authorisation and wear special armbands, under threat of a £20,000 fine.
As happened with seat belts and airbags, electronic stability control which prevents skids though automated braking has just become compulsory for new cars in America and will be in Europe from 2014.When this happens, such gadgetry becomes just another manufacturing cost.
And in 2003 EDF adopted, but rather selectively, international accounting standards, which become compulsory for companies listed in the EU from 2005.The effect of the selective adoption of new accounting standards was to increase the book value of EDF's shareholders' funds by €5.4 billion—an increase of nearly 40% thereby, at the stroke of a pen, improving its over-stretched debt-to-equity ratio.
The government has ordered coding become compulsory for every child aged 5-16 years old.
Training courses designed to boost stalking prosecutions became compulsory for CPS lawyers almost two years ago, but hundreds of litigators have yet to attend.
In the early 1980s it became compulsory for drivers to wear seatbelts, with passengers having to buckle up by law from the 1990s.
They will improve even more when a single set of international accounting standards (IAS) becomes compulsory for all EU companies next year.Enforcing the new rules, though, is bound to be tricky.
Max Haimendorf, head of secondary at King Solomon Academy in central London, says his school has improved since it became compulsory for every pupil to play in an orchestra.
