Sentence examples for compulsory removal from inspiring English sources

Even in the favelas, Brazilians supposedly enjoy a right to consultation before compulsory removal and to being rehoused near their existing homes – chief reason for the rarity of slum clearance.

There is also the consideration that, with so much compulsory removal of female clothes, an additional dignity is conferred on those females highborn enough to keep their clothes on, although this privilege, as always in show business, is given mainly to those who have graduated from the feature list to star billing.

A conscription model has also been proposed so that consent for organ donation will neither be required nor requested by the OPO because of compulsory requirement for removal of all needed transplantable cadaveric organs [ 2].

The Spurs project also required the removal of 72 businesses from the site with the help of compulsory purchase orders, of which 71 went quietly.

It leaves unresolved how schools will source language specialists for compulsory MFL and the removal of current assessment levels begs more questions than it answers.

In the process, the removal of compulsory service in disadvantaged areas--and a lack of clarity and information on private practice--have led to many graduates moving to the private sector, without having to register.

The council, which wholly supported the new stadium as the basis for planned regeneration of the whole battered area, is now supporting Liverpool staying at Anfield with compulsory purchase powers to ensure the removal of residents whose homes the club want to demolish.

But the worst offences had naturally been committed by the government: the unstoppable spread of academies, introduction of compulsory phonics, class sizes of thirtysomething and rising, and the removal of teachers' opportunities for "magic moments" in the classroom.

Compulsory postmortem examination, a far more extensive procedure than organ removal for grafting, is required in most countries after unexpected death, and this compulsion is not a matter of public concern and debate.

Therefore, removal of reads originating from rRNA and tRNA sequences is a compulsory procedure when dealing with RNA-seq datasets from bacteria [ 5].

Some donors who rejected removal of anonymity, however, also rejected counselling and support services as inadequate compensation for any compulsory release of information about donors to donor-conceived people, or even as patronizing.