Sentence examples for compulsory through from inspiring English sources

Education is compulsory through age 15.

In theory, education is free, secular, and compulsory through the primary school.

Education is compulsory through primary school, and statistics showed nearly total compliance in Baghdad throughout the 1980s.

Under the Ministry of Education, schooling is generally compulsory through age 16, and more than nine-tenths of the population is literate.

In the Greek Cypriot sector, 12 grades of free education are provided for children beginning at age 5; schooling is compulsory through age 15.

She also wanted maths education to be compulsory through to age 18, and for higher education institutions to make greater demands on entry requirements for maths and other STEM subjects.

Under an act of 1946 the United Kingdom introduced compulsory insurance through a state scheme with the same rate of premium for all employers.

Under the pact with the ver.di union, Allianz pledged that there would be no compulsory layoffs through 2009, two years longer than originally planned, but that it would go ahead with reducing its work force.

"We will take all possible measures to mitigate compulsory redundancies through redeployment, using natural attrition, releasing of contractors, closing vacancies and opening voluntary redundancy registers," the bank said in a statement on Wednesday.

The council said it would endeavour to reduce the need for compulsory redundancies through voluntary redundancy, natural wastage, redeployment and not filling posts that became vacant.

Mr Bibby said the authority hoped to reduce the number of compulsory redundancies through natural wastage, voluntary severance and early retirement.