Sentence examples for compulsory preferential from inspiring English sources

In a compulsory preferential voting system, that sentiment ends up somewhere.

Regardless of what how-to-vote cards might suggest, Labor can rest assured that Greens voters will overwhelmingly favour them over the Coalition when forced to rank every candidate in the lower house, as the compulsory preferential voting system demands.

Indonesia, for example, employed a combination of compulsory service, preferential access to training and financial incentives for working in remote areas.

The LNP opposition leader, Tim Nicholls, has repeatedly declined to say whether his party will put One Nation ahead of Labor in the first election in almost two decades in which preferential voting will be compulsory.

Under the Compulsory insurance, the reimbursement was 119.42 euro per dose (123.02 euro for people eligible for preferential treatment), leaving a co-payment of 10.80 (7.20) euro per dose.

Preferential voting was introduced for the Legislative Assembly in 1923 and for the Legislative Council in 1933, while voting was made compulsory for the assembly in 1926 and for the council in 1935.

Compulsory viewing.

Compulsory sterilisation?

No preferential treatment.

"It's not compulsory.

More grog is compulsory.