Sentence examples for end of obligatory from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Tone Rop announced the end of obligatory military service.

As many future, almost 70-year-old workers may eventually discover, strategies for reducing age prejudice and intergenerational resentment have failed – largely through not existing – to keep pace with deferments of state pensionable age and the end of obligatory retirement.

Judge Hanophy arrived in a Sunday-best gray suit; he put on his robe only at the end of the obligatory waiting period.

A hormone secreted by cells in the pupal brain stimulates the prothoracic glands and thereby brings about differentiation of the adult and the end of the obligatory resting stage (diapause) of the pupa.

I am a big fan of the technology that WeissBeerger brings to the bar, but I wondered if this meant the end of the obligatory "free beer" after every fourth or fifth round at the local watering hole.

By the end of the obligatory first two runs, through Ring 1 and Ring 2, Panda was still in the competition.

At the end of this obligatory, clinically silent and relatively short hepatic multiplication step, merozoites are released into the blood stream where they invade and multiply in red blood cells.

Scraps of curriculum commence, a few bits and pieces of science, maybe a science fair, a field trip or two, and the obligatory end-of-the-year celebrations.

And it ends on a note of obligatory optimism about the possibility of "enlightened leadership", restoring the Atlantic partnership.

Vice implies "contempt for moral laws," not simply lack of resolve in fulfilling one's duty, or meager advancement of obligatory ends (C 27:463).

At the last count, the ghostly cast contained two separate pairs of duellists, a couple who sit on the end of guests' beds, the obligatory Grey Lady, countless spirits smugglers and a dead servant girl or two.