Sentence examples for compulsory, like from inspiring English sources

Should it, I suggest, be made compulsory, like Labour's proposed community service?

Even in matters for which a court decision is compulsory, like divorce, mediation mechanisms can sort out differences before the case is filed.

The insertion of found footage into horror flicks is now so common as to be almost compulsory, like the use of vomiting in mainstream comedies.

Such instant reversals feel compulsory, like stock declarations sitting in an electronic filing cabinet until the moment they're needed.

Whatever you feel and whether you celebrate it or not, as Garrison Keeler says, the Christmas season is "compulsory, like a thunderstorm, and we all go through it together".

Broadcasting oneself through the construction of a social-media persona is nigh on compulsory; being "liked" matters even more to us than being well-liked did to Willy Loman.

"It is fair to say that [Big Pharma] doesn't like compulsory licences at all," says Shalden. "It is also fair to say that they tend to exaggerate the use and effect of those things, because they would like to have complete control over how their property is used".

He says he is even open to an individual mandate that would make health insurance compulsory, much like automobile insurance.

In the 1930s, liberals imagined a universal right to health care tied to compulsory insurance, like Social Security.

(The word robot, coined by the Czech writer Karel Capek, comes from the Czech word robota, meaning compulsory labor like that of a serf).

Spontaneously, they all break into a hearty version of Singing in the Rain, except with compulsory actions like wiggling bums and sticking out tongues.