Sentence examples for compulsory movements from inspiring English sources

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What with all the logistics they figure they wouldn't be in bed until 2 00 AM at the earliest and they begin competing first thing in the morning with the dressage phase -- that's those compulsory movements ("horse dancing" as Steven Colbert says).

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Mullā Ṣadrā distinguishes this primary "movement-in-substance" (al-ḥarakah fī al-jawhar) from haphazard, compulsory, and other accidental movements that lack proper direction, impede the natural movement of substance, or reverse it.

The 1915-1919 movement for "compulsory health insurance," for instance, was basically a variety of what was also called "sickness insurance," and was the logical next reform after worker's compensation and an eight-hour day.

With the movement against compulsory testing growing in popularity across America, there's an increasing likelihood that many cash-strapped states could look to reduce or even axe their testing budgets.

Since the World Bank deal is still unsigned, however, and since Brazil's recent economic troubles have led to cuts to the compulsory-purchase scheme, the political movements representing the landless in particular the Movement of Landless Rural Workers MSTT)—are angry.

Therefore, even in the area of shipment restrictions, FMD transmission could have been effectively controlled by more strict movement restriction and compulsory disinfection of people and vehicles.

The emphasis on aid likely signals a shift towards pursuing voluntary policy tools, such as corporate philanthropy and voluntary price reductions, and a movement away from compulsory licensing to pursue affordable drug access.

The main control measures were compulsory vaccination with gE negative vaccines, movement restriction and serological testing.

The movements are set in a compulsory order for the first two rounds and then, in the third round, performed "freestyle" to music.

For pastoral societies in northern Kenya, British authorities challenged the legitimacy of pastoral institutions through state-imposed policies of compulsory destocking, grazing controls and restriction of movements.

I'd enshrine the Incredible Edible movement as law, making it compulsory for councils to fill their public spaces with useful, edible things, like herb bushes, blackberries, and apple and fig trees, instead of ugly spiky bushes and endless wilting pansies.

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