Sentence examples for compulsory appearance from inspiring English sources
Among the most pathetic rituals in contemporary culture, just short of the mass-market televised private apologia for personal failings (Mark Sanford, Eliot Spitzer, Tiger Woods), is the compulsory appearance before Congress.
Excuse me, but where in the Olympic Charter does it say we're all supposed to make compulsory appearances in a giant Leni Riefenstahl-styled propaganda film?
Every property show from now on will have a compulsory guest appearance from the governor of the Bank of England explaining the risks of investing in the market at the peak of the cycle.
The whole show is compulsory.
In his latest TV appearance on Tuesday, Sarkozy tried to row back from the polemic, tempering his call for compulsory meat-labelling to a voluntary scheme.
Helmets are compulsory, but players reported that safety certification was not their most important criterion for helmet selection; 49.4% (CI 38.5 60.3) chose appearance.
Compulsory sterilisation?
Australia's forced appearance at the permanent court of arbitration in The Hague is the first time any country has been brought for "compulsory conciliation".
