Sentence examples for compulsory involvement from inspiring English sources
The APS was Victoria's most competitive school sporting association, and after initially poor results the school introduced compulsory involvement in sporting teams in 1958 in an attempt to improve its performance.
Alternative effective interventions include incentives, such as free treatment for patients with regular attendance [ 24], or compulsory involvement in an educational program in order to continue receiving care after several missed appointments [ 25].
She demanded compulsory private sector involvement in future bailouts, then settled for a voluntary solution.
Its surfing courses (pet involvement not compulsory) cost from £28 for a half-day.
However, Cameron has rejected any involvement in the compulsory quota scheme, saying it would encourage "dangerous journeys" across the Mediterranean.
Participation is compulsory, resistance futile.
The 10,748 drivers who had been given compulsory cannabis and alcohol tests subsequent to involvement in a fatal crash in France between 2001 and 2003 were used to compare the two approaches.
David Cameron has set limits on his plan to accept thousands of extra refugees from Syria after he rejected any involvement in an EU scheme for compulsory quotas, saying they would encourage "dangerous" journeys across the Mediterranean.
Finally, we investigated involvement in specific updating activities, including compulsory continuing medical education and participation in research (Ericsson 2004; Van de Wiel et al. 2004).
Hunt followed his radio interview with a speech today to the healthcare thinktank the King's Fund, announcing that consultants will be given compulsory seven-day contracts with or without their union the BMA's involvement.
The BNP denies being an anti-semitic organisation, and when asked about Brons's involvement with the NSM and the NF and his calls for compulsory repatriation, a spokesman for the party said: "That was nearly 30 years ago, times have moved on … You print what you want".
