Sentence examples for compulsory fit from inspiring English sources

Directors of all healthcare organisations will be subject to compulsory "fit and proper" tests to prove they are up to the job, while the powers of the Care Quality Commission CQCC) to prosecute health bosses will be increased, under proposals to be outlined by the care minister Norman Lamb today.

Military service of 6 to 12 months for the army and navy and 12 months for the air force, plus refresher training, is compulsory for all fit Norwegian men between 19 and 44 years of age.

After the occupation of Poland, all Jews living in the General Government were confined to ghettos, and those who were physically fit were required to perform compulsory labour.

Note the expressions of compulsory fun.

"The result of this is overpriced, cumbersome, but often compulsory insurance policies that are not fit for purpose (in the U.K. drone insurance is a legal requirement for commercial pilots)".

This suggests that countries should be able to make use of compulsory licensing and other flexibilities as they see fit.

The current balance of our own course with a small amount of compulsory material and more in-depth optional teaching fits reasonably well with these stated views.

The person occupation fit was measured at the end of compulsory school with three items from Neuenschwander and Frank (2009).

For Popenoe, marriage counselling was the flip side of compulsory vasectomy and tubal ligation: sterilize the unfit; urge the fit to marry.

On May 11th it announced a consultation on a £7 billion plan to fit all 25m households in the country with compulsory "smart meters" by 2020, paid for by firms (and, by extension, their customers).

Thus, a sine wave fit to a time series [ 26] is compulsory, while a nonparametrical rhythm characterization does not assume any waveform a priori [ 20].