"compulsory measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any required activities or policies that are mandatory. For example, "The government implemented compulsory measures to reduce carbon emissions."
If it does not, then the pressure for compulsory measures is likely to grow".
China's official news agency, Xinhua, announced that Wang had been placed under "criminal compulsory measures" on Sunday.
Cummings has warned that his panel will approve additional compulsory measures should the White House refuse to cooperate with his probe.
The move represents one of the committee's first compulsory measures aimed at the administration and follows whistleblower Tricia Newbold's allegation that Trump's White House has behaved recklessly with national security.
The three men – Lui Por, Cheung Chi-ping and Lam Wing-kee, who were linked to the Causeway Bay Books shop – had had "criminal compulsory measures" imposed on them, Chinese police in the southern province of Guangdong said in the letter.
The three men – Lui Por, Cheung Chi-ping and Lam whog-kee, werewere linked to the Causeway Bay Books shop – had had "criminal compulsory measures" imposed on them, Chinese police in the southern province of Guangdong told Hong Kong police.
Driscoll said he wrote the panel asking them to consider withdrawing the Kline subpoena and instead first serve the White House a compulsory measure for records the panel wants Kline to answer questions about.
BMW's move is not a recall in the strictest sense, a term generally reserved for a compulsory measure required by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, often in conjunction with serious safety issues.
"We need a holistic approach to tackle childhood obesity, including compulsory measured targets across all nutrients – not just sugar – and mandatory traffic light labelling across all food and drink products, regardless of whether they are consumed inside or outside the home," said Mike Coupe, chief executive of Sainsbury's.
Airbnb run digital marketing campaigns, their own print magazine and in NSW they recently registered as a third party campaigner at the NSW state election (a compulsory measure for anyone who spends more than $2000 on lobbying).
The Chinese eye exercises of acupoints, which commenced in the early 1960s, have been a compulsory measure during the school years introduced by the Chinese National Education Commission.
