Sentence examples for compulsory with the from inspiring English sources

The intention is for the EBacc effectively to become compulsory, with the education secretary expecting to see "at least 90perr cent of students entering the EBacc".

Voting itself is compulsory (with the exception of elections to South Australia's Legislative Council), and nearly all citizens cast ballots in elections.

The UK authorities – the Comet had been a British aircraft – moved to make the fitting of recorders compulsory, with the US issuing a mandate for its fitting on certain aircraft.

However in some countries voting is compulsory, with the threat of a fine for those who fail to take part.

Primary education in Belize is compulsory with the majority of both boys and girls in primary schools.

Credibility of environmental monitoring data became compulsory, especially with the implementation of the Water Framework Directive.

He said all but the most strictly Orthodox homemakers had been released from "the compulsory obsession with the problems of cooking".

"The chancellor must unpick the damage before it becomes irreversible". Mr Spencer advocates a "carrot and stick" approach, combining compulsory saving with the restoration of the dividend tax credit.

He left school at 14 and worked as an undertaker's assistant, a newsboy, a rent collector and a clerk before doing compulsory service with the Royal Air Force.

Ideas such as first-time compulsory voting with the option to not select any candidate, making voter registration easier, voting online and lowering the voting age are not silver bullets, but may help reverse this worrying trend".

Edith Fairweather, a pensioner, thinks corporal punishment and compulsory service with the army would sort out the teenage vandals.Yet zero-tolerance the idea that every piece of graffiti and every broken window should be followed up and investigated—does not much impress West Yorkshire police.