Sentence examples similar to commit to mandatory from inspiring English sources
Starting in Europe, all countries should commit to a mandatory two-year programme of paid apprenticeships or work experience for all young adults between 16 and 24.
Mr. de Boer was plainly exhausted by endless bickering among nations and frustrated by the failure of December's talks in Copenhagen to deliver the prize he had worked so hard for: a legally binding treaty committing nations to mandatory reductions in greenhouse gases.
A number of major companies, such as John Lewis and Marks & Spencer, have now committed to introducing mandatory reporting on a range of social metrics across their supply chains, including a living wage.
Middle-income countries can commit to the principle of mandatory emissions targets without ruining their economies.
The need is so great that some school districts, like a couple of specialty schools in Prince William County, Va., have made it mandatory to commit to a small amount of volunteer time, and others are considering it.
If accepted, the student is not obligated to commit to the college until the mandatory May 1 "college deadline day".
Commit to your commitments.
"President Obama will be like night and day compared to President Bush," Mr. Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, said at a news conference, adding, "Congress and the president-elect are committed to movement on mandatory goals as rapidly as possible".
2. Commit to consistent communication.
