Only 16 year olds who are surveyed between September and December are included to ensure information on their post- compulsory education decision is available.
Independent of compulsory admission, court decision rates with regard to physical restriction, which have been obligatory since 1992, increased markedly from 12 to 90.
It was here in the 1920's that a Scottish teacher founded Summerhill as the first modern "free school," where classes were not compulsory and key decisions were made by an assembly of pupils and teachers.
Even in matters for which a court decision is compulsory, like divorce, mediation mechanisms can sort out differences before the case is filed.
The action group, which obtained legal aid, successfully challenged the council in the high court and is now appealing an earlier decision on compulsory purchase.
The court handed down its decision against compulsory pledges of allegiance and flag salutes on Flag Day in 1943, when young Americans were fighting and dying for that flag around the planet.
Lucia plans to appeal against her rejection for PIP but before she can, she must first go through what the DWP call mandatory reconsideration – a compulsory process where the decision is "reconsidered".
He earned praise — and endorsements — from the AFL-CIO after breaking ranks with Republicans to denounce the recent Supreme Court decision banning compulsory union dues for public sector workers.
In 1930, amid the austerity of the Great Depression and following the election of the Scullin Labor government and the subsequent suspension of the compulsory training scheme, the decision was made to amalgamate the battalion due to a decline in the numbers of volunteers.
The formal decision for compulsory hospitalization is made by the County Committees, a local board of social welfare, consisting of legal experts and laypersons.
… there has been a decision on compulsory drug treatment, and yet you provide such a low dosage that the hospital stay lasts much longer than necessary.
