Sentence examples for compulsory introduced from inspiring English sources

We entirely agree with Bianchi et al. [50] that in wireless architectures, the service differentiation mechanism must be compulsory introduced as medium access control (MAC) layer extension.

The compulsory competition introduced by Andrew Lansley has been a very costly failure.

Compulsory schooling, introduced in the nineteenth century, pushed back the age of maturity to sixteen or so.

This was later expanded on 15 September to include all of the Militia, in two drafts of 40,000 men, for one month's continuous training, however, the suspension on compulsory training introduced in 1929 was not amended until January 1940.

But he thinks it likely that the government will make disclosure of pay ratios compulsory and introduce more binding shareholder votes on pay.

"I think in the longer term we are potentially looking at reducing at least a proportion of the licence fee that is compulsory and introducing an element of choice".

Reforms were also made to Swedish compulsory schools, introducing the LGR 11 as their new curriculum.

Sessions 1-2 are compulsory and introduce CRF (including prevalence, definitions and aetiology), and the concept of setting SMART goals.

Compulsory education was introduced in 1649.

She also introduced compulsory religious education into all Argentine schools.

In education, he introduced compulsory primary education, opened a medical school, and sent students to Europe.