Sentence examples for compulsory upgrades from inspiring English sources
Of course, that didn't include the cost of the new phones, but the cost of three refurbished Nexus 6 phones and a new Google Pixel (hey, why not?) still came to far less than if I'd done one of those compulsory upgrades to a set of iPhone 7s.
I do understand why geeks freak out about the compulsory upgrade process, but roughly 1.5 billion Windows users are not geeks, and they should be much better off letting Microsoft manage their PCs.
If a car hire company does not specify upfront that it will charge extra for a compulsory upgrade it should give you a better car free of charge or a smaller car and refund the difference.
Aside from adding to the already staggering cost of clothes and leather goods, the retail upgrading (and compulsory parties) do serve one purpose: to keep Italian fashion relevant to international tourists.
(4) ED mandated compulsory professional training to upgrade qualifications: All new EC teachers must complete a 1-year Pre-service QKT/CCW course by 2003, All EC teachers must be fully trained with QKT/CCW by 2004, All EC principals must complete CE by 2005.
In 1952 the voluntary, sporadically applied "H" (for "Horror") rating was upgraded to a compulsory "X" but that was a rather wimpy X, only ruling out under-16s.
With the government mandate to upgrade teacher qualifications, all practitioners were required to finish compulsory training in order to stay in the profession.
Compulsory sterilisation?
