Sentence examples for been obligatory for from inspiring English sources
"I suppose it's never been obligatory for this generation to cook," Ms. Stein said.
Both the dalmatic and tunicle were worn under the chasuble by Roman Catholic bishops, but since 1960 these vestments have not been obligatory for bishops.
To do so, it has been obligatory for the firms to consider production side activities while customer requirements are on the other side of competition.
Still, women applying to the National Police force have been given virginity, or "two-finger" tests since at least 1965 a few months ago, the Indonesian coordinating minister for politics, law, and security told the press that giving female military recruits a hymen check has been obligatory for a while now.
It has been obligatory for employers to organize preventive occupational health services for their employees since 1979.
In Catalonia, since October 2001, it has been obligatory for patients to use their health card to obtain medications in pharmacies.
This early mother-young association is obligatory for newborns.
Knowledge of music was obligatory for the cultured person.
Holding off Mr Trump there is obligatory for him.
The traffic is clogged, belchy and horn-happy, as is obligatory for Latin American capitals.
A passing acquaintance with, and enthusiastic vocal suppport for, management theory was obligatory for preferment.
