19 20 The intervention was designed to change children's behaviours in a non-compulsory way, so measurements were concerned with the whole day, not just during school hours, and we achieved high levels of follow-up in both arms of the study.
This is not compulsory in any way, but it is a great way to learn more about the Baha'i Faith and living the Baha'i life.
Surely pension provision will have been privatised, and old age insurance will be compulsory in the way as car insurance.
The historian Constance Classen reminds us that in the eighteenth century touching the objects in proto-museums cabinets of curiosities and amateur collections—was invited and exproto-museums cabinetsway, cofpulsory.
And new figures published today show the voluntary approach, rather than compulsory charging, is the way to do it.
There was a time when the United States understood the importance of educating its young people and led the way in compulsory public schooling.
Asked to rule out a voluntary plebiscite, Ryan and Brandis said the compulsory vote was the way the government proposes to deal with the issue.
The alcohol, as Peggy Orenstein suggests in her new book Girls and Sex, creates "compulsory carelessness... a way to signal that the sex was meaningless".
The Philippines won't be able to even defend the merit of its case, unless it convinces the court that compulsory arbitration is the way forward.
Our intention is to explore the practical feasibility of the model under which prices are set under WHO governance, using international compulsory licenses as a way to make a set of 'equitable pricing' principles binding.
In the longer run it also worries that "cyclical momentum", a polite reference to herd mentality, might inflate asset prices, as it did in 1999.In a report published in July this working group recommended fair access and compulsory independent research as ways of changing analysts' behaviour and making the economics of research clearer.
