Sentence examples for compulsory into from inspiring English sources
By making schooling compulsory into the secondary level, governments provide a stronger incentive for families to ensure that their children complete primary education.
Other sources described a harsh regime of compulsory conscription into fighting forces.
In total disregard of international conventions, the German administration declared a compulsory draft into the Reich labour service.
National Service meant compulsory conscription into the armed forces – usually the army or the RAF, but mostly the former – for 18 months, a term increased to two years after the Korean war.
Proponents of this view argue the high "deadweight cost", in effect, becomes 100% once legislation to make participation in 16-18 educatior or training compulsory comes into force in 2013.
On the employer front, the TUC has already started campaigning for both a narrowing of the gender pay gap and for compulsory contributions into company pension schemes with special provision for the low paid, carers and others with justified gaps in their careers.
Firms could hire fixed-term employees subject to a severance pay of 12 days' wages per year of service for any kind of job (with contract duration between 6 months and 3 years and compulsory conversion into permanent thereafter).
In the OECD report it is stated that "Sweden is the only country participating in the review that has fully integrated all early childhood services and the compulsory schools into the education system under the Ministry of Education" (p. 78).
Compulsory prepayment into a fund for health services before their need arises is recommended as a way of removing financial risks and barriers to access of health services.
The optional protocol on the involvement of children in armed conflict, among other provisions, makes 18 the minimum age for compulsory induction into the armed forces.
That is why UNICEF is encouraged by the recent agreement by governments to approve an Optional Protocol to the CRC, to raise from 15 to 18 the minimum age for participation in hostilities and compulsory recruitment into armed forces.
