Sentence examples for compulsory systems from inspiring English sources

Rural recruitment and rural training must be the compulsory systems for any future additional production.

Many may worry that a voluntary government system may lead to a Big Brother compulsory system that tracks us as well as our speed.

Concerning the issue of opening transmission access through the creation of regional networks, Mr. Hebert supports a voluntary process while Enron seeks a faster and more compulsory system.

In March this year, the House of Lords called on the EU to introduce a compulsory system of registration, but the plans have stalled.

The issue of social insurance elsewhere in Europe was dominated by a debate between those who preferred voluntary, subsidized insurance and those who advocated a compulsory system.

Discussions with the Australian electoral officer, where voting is already compulsory, had made her realise it would be difficult to introduce a compulsory system in a country used to having a choice on whether to vote.

The apparent tension in the Greek statement was made more explicit by the new Polish rightwing government, which sought to gain political capital from the horrific events by declaring the attacks meant the EU's compulsory system of quotas for sharing refugees was dead.

There was a consultation in Northern Ireland earlier this year to consider the impact of introducing a compulsory system.

Newham Council in east London is becoming the first local authority in England to introduce a compulsory system of landlord registration.

At present, early childhood education is not part of the universal and compulsory system of education in Hong Kong.

In England, underreporting occurred with a voluntary system (only 13,770 episodes reported for 2003; thus, a 50% increase with compulsory system) (22).