Sentence examples for enforce compulsory from inspiring English sources
To put a halt to the peltings with pillows and insults, they enforce compulsory silences, during one of which Stephens – killingly – performs a gleeful Charleston.
Government bodies also regulate our behaviour through the issue of climate change; they enforce compulsory recycling and cajole us into living meek, austere lives.
The union is seeking assurances that Barclays will not enforce compulsory cuts if the voluntary programme – announced to staff at 5pm on Thursday – falls short.
The decree is notable because it suggests that Mr. Assad's armed forces are in need of more recruits and may begin to strictly enforce compulsory service laws for the first time since the conflict began.
As Arshad Mahmood observed in the newspaper Dawn, Pakistan needs to enact a child-protection law that would recognize children's rights under the Constitution and international conventions, enforce compulsory education, ban child labor and enact a national comprehensive child-protection policy with strict penalties for noncompliance.
Around about a year ago, a law was passed in Mexico that would enforce compulsory registration of personal details to a mobile phone account.
They enforced compulsory attendance at the mosque, stole Christian houses and attacked and killed all who opposed them.
In 2010 the statutory pension age for women started to rise; since 2011 firms have been banned from enforcing compulsory retirement.
Thereafter the government enforced compulsory service for home defense, but King, fearing an Anglo-French cleavage, did not send conscripts overseas during the early years of the war, preferring to avoid such a move unless absolutely necessary.
In the 1960s, the government ensured it had enough land to build homes by enforcing compulsory purchase orders and capping land purchase prices which prevented landowners profiteering from sales.
By enforcing compulsory primary education; by making sure, through the World Food programme, that kids get a lunch, a hot meal, while in school; by giving free uniforms – that has brought up the school population.
