The drop in numbers taking GCSEs in modern languages shows the long-term effect of languages being made non-compulsory back in 2004, coupled with the unpredictability in the marking of GCSEs and A-levels over the last few years.
Among other options, expeditious back-to-back compulsory licensing linked with pooled procurement strategies may effectively achieve economies of scale in production and distribution of medicines.
While all but religiously exempted Israeli men serve in the military from age 18 to 21 -- and women for a slightly shorter term -- these "compulsories" are backed up by a vast pool of men who have returned to civilian life and embarked on careers but who continue to be called up for short-term stints of military service until the age of 44.
Gove's former special adviser Dominic Cummings said he had been told Cameron wanted to back compulsory setting.
The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has warned he might back compulsory purchase to end so-called land banking.
Asked whether Ukip would back compulsory sex education lessons and learning about gay relationships, Farage said "yes" as part of a proper "rounded" curriculum.
By 2005, they were nearly 70% higher as the city built on its tradition of compulsory education dating back to the days of the maharajas who once ruled the princely state of Mysore.
First came the 1999 plan to expand Anfield in just this way, scrapped after residents complained they had not been consulted about demolitions of their houses, and the city council declined to back compulsory purchases.
In my email archive over the past decade are numerous calls from Altmann for the end of compulsory annuitisation, dating back to long before anybody else was seriously making the case.
Labor Labor has vowed to improve the code for puppy producers by introducing a five-litter limit, bringing back compulsory breeding vet checks, and enforcing a limit of 10 breeding dogs for each breeder.
