Sentence examples for faced compulsory from inspiring English sources

Local garage and other small business owners, told they faced compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) if they did not relocate to make way for a new commercial and residential masterplan, assumed Spurs were planning to make further fortunes by being centrally involved in the redevelopment.

Unions said more than 1,700 staff nationally, including 1,500 disabled employees, faced compulsory redundancy with the closure of 36 of the 54 sites.

He also said that any residents who faced Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPO) must be offered a fair price for their homes.

I feel helpless," said one Gurkha officer facing compulsory redundancy.

A further 875 employees, including 682 disabled people, have been told they face compulsory redundancy.

**** In theory, people facing compulsory purchase must be given the market value of their homes.

About 26,500 National Lottery players are facing compulsory password resets on their online accounts after they were apparently accessed by cybercriminals.

SSE also promised that staff would not face compulsory redundancies as it seeks to save £100m a year.

He added that around 2,000 local people face compulsory tests to see if they are infected with bubonic plague, with antibiotics prescribed to anyone suffering its symptoms.

Yesterday the Ministry of Defence said that it expected some of those facing compulsory redundancy to take up the opportunity to transfer to another regiment.

The study by the Scottish Land Commission, a government quango, says that in extreme cases where landowners abuse their power they could face compulsory purchase or community buyouts.