Sentence examples for compulsory to push from inspiring English sources
Since new, large and efficient structures require adoption of high strength materials, it is compulsory to push the limits of design specifications.
In 2010 WFI worked in Gombe State to push for compulsory girl child education up to the secondary school level.
Councillors are being recommended to approve plans to push forward with compulsory purchase action during the meeting later on Tuesday.
Campaigners fighting to save Manston Airport have marched in a bid to urge Thanet District Council to push through a compulsory purchase of the site.
He has further, openly vilified the local inhabitants, whom he tried to push out by invoking Compulsory Purchase Orders, in a manner worthy of the landlords of old, who felt free to clear the highlands of their bothersome inhabitants.
According to the NUJ, the new agreement includes "further incentives" for employees taking voluntary redundancy, as well as "a commitment to push back the threat of compulsory redundancies to at least the end of January".
The council's cabinet committee agreed on Tuesday to try to push on with plans to use a compulsory purchase order to buy the building which closed in 1995.
Lynette Ong of the University of Toronto says almost all compulsory relocations involve gangs or secret societies, often hired by local governments to push farmers out.
Many corporate chiefs have already started taking steps to recognise the environmental costs, but Mr Allan, of King's College London, is urging ministers and professional bodies to push through rule changes to make accounting for water compulsory.
Christopher Smith: Make it compulsory for two pitstops in races and give the drivers more rubber to push 100%.
