Sentence examples similar to compulsory timetable from inspiring English sources
New primary legislation would be required to make carrying an identity card compulsory, but at present the timetable will see some foreign nationals required to register for biometric details next year, the first "voluntary" ID cards issued alongside passports from 2009.
Cabinet criticism has also meant he had to accept a much longer timetable for the introduction of compulsory ID cards - now 2009 at the earliest - and postpone the introduction of his counter-terror package until after the general election.
So when George Osborne announces the rollback of green levies in his autumn statement, the Department of Energy and Climate Change could quietly announce a timetable for the rollout of a compulsory carbon burial regime and no one could complain about the climate.
"With our guarantees that there will be no compulsory redundancies, no impact on safety and a full timetable in place during the walkouts, these strikes will cost RMT members pay for no reason, and we urge the union to rejoin us around the negotiating table," he said.
But critics say the topic is squeezed into an already packed timetable and they point out there are no compulsory financial lessons for anyone over 16 when they are about to make big financial decisions, and will soon be able to vote.
This is likely to be attributable to intervention delivery via a school setting and how SFS was accommodated within the school timetable, often a substitute for usual PE lessons and thus participation was compulsory.
Compulsory sterilisation?
