Sentence examples for compulsory to leave from inspiring English sources

Blair says the pension regime makes it more or less compulsory to leave when officers are younger than normal retirement age because they could get less money the longer they leave retirement.

The raising of school leaving age (often shortened to ROSLA) is the name given by the government to refer to changes regarding the legal age a child is permitted to leave compulsory education, usually falling under an Education Act.

But they are no longer compulsory, and many retiring workers will instead opt to leave their money invested and draw down an income when required.

While many residents were happy to leave, 85 people refused to vacate their homes until compulsory orders were issued.

Council staff have been offered voluntary redundancy to leave by the end of the year, but after that they face compulsory redundancy.

So far the DfES has committed £90m to the initiative, which is seen as crucial to the government's aim to increase education options for teenagers as England moves towards raising the compulsory school leaving age to 18 from 2015.

"When governments make helmets compulsory, they leave the responsibility for safety in the hands of the cyclists.

Islamiat (Islamic studies) was compulsory, with instruction left to communities.

Social insurance must be compulsory It must be compulsory to buy social insurance.

Make it compulsory to publicly disclose all TUEs," he said.

Is it compulsory to vote?