Sentence examples for compulsory lessons from inspiring English sources

We need proper education on the dangers of drugs, yet the government scrapped compulsory lessons on drugs and alcohol.

The report could have paid more attention to improving things for retail investors its top recommendation is the lame one of compulsory lessons on basic finance for schoolchildren.

New imams are being given compulsory lessons on freedom of speech and religion, euthanasia and non-discrimination and a debate about banning veils is also under way.

Children should be taught how to keep themselves safe from sexual abuse from the age of four or five, with compulsory lessons in their first year of primary school, a shadow Home Office minister has said.

Recent debate over issues such as Nadine Dorries's proposed bill for compulsory lessons on sexual abstinence for teenage girls and fears about a growing anti-abortion climate in the UK have put feminism right back on the news agenda.

It had been introduced by Diana Johnson, Labour MP for Hull North and Shadow Home Office Minister for Crime and Security, and hopes to make compulsory lessons about sex and relationships in schools that goes further than the "inadequate" system already in place.

It was a compulsory lesson: other friends from Sencholai also had to learn it.The LTTE subsequently deployed Thayalan in Vavuniya and ordered him to continue studying until they found him a target.

STORY NO. 4 President Hu Jintao suggested that it would be good if the people of Hong Kong learned more about the mainland, so Hong Kong authorities recently announced that they were imposing compulsory "moral and national education" lessons in primary and secondary schools.

In Denmark and Britain, legislation will now compel some immigrants to take compulsory language lessons.

Because Japan has just introduced compulsory English lessons in elementary schools, they are crying out for native speakers.

He said it was nonsense to encourage healthy eating habits and introduce compulsory cookery lessons if children were lured by the enticements of fast-food shops.