Sentence examples for compulsory for the from inspiring English sources

The DFB made it compulsory for the 18 top teams to build performance centres by 2001 02.

The new Single Supervisory Mechanism will be compulsory for the largest banks operating in the euro area.

Making it compulsory for the healthy to buy insurance (which they are unlikely to need for some time) would be the obvious way to lower the average premiums.

At times the badge has been compulsory for the young and the dissident, with mass CND protests in the Sixties and Eighties expressing the national mood.

The government has just published regulations under Section 75 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012, making it compulsory for the new local commissioning bodies – clinical commissioning groups – to use market mechanisms to commission health services.

It stops short of making languages compulsory for the younger age group, but means a child must be offered local teaching provision if their local school does not have it.

School attendance is compulsory for those between the ages of 7 and 18.

Of those who did, 86% voted (it is compulsory for those on the list), but 18% of papers were spoiled or left blank.

Especially in monumental buildings the preservation is compulsory for perpetuating the history of the construction technologies and of the past used materials.

However, during the five remaining years of our sample period (2003 2007) it was compulsory for all the listed companies in Spain to have an AC.

"We made that compulsory for all the players.