Sentence examples for future compulsory from inspiring English sources

Some companies, such as AEP, a large utility, want the government to promise that it will take voluntary reductions into account in any future compulsory programme.

Although most councils have cut their staff number gradually in recent years, and anticipate having fewer employees in the future, compulsory redundancies have so far been few and far between.

The use of DNA matching for donors and their donor offspring was welcomed by some, particularly if applied only to those on the Voluntary Register; others doubted the accuracy of DNA testing or feared future compulsory testing.

4 And for conspiring with his employers or employees to promote a lottery even in the future, which compulsory registration is designed to reveal, petitioner could be punished by a fine of $10,000, imprisonment for five years, or both.

The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) project to boost demand for modern foreign language courses is a good example of work already underway, Meanwhile the Department for Education is gambling the nation's linguistic future on compulsory language learning at primary level.

Therefore, the possibility to tender operations of urban rail systems should be explored to a greater extent in the future, although compulsory tendering of operations has been postponed by MEPs during the weakening of the revision to the Public Service Obligation Regulation 1370/2007 [38].

Eric Gordy thinks the May 31st commemoration in Prijedor has succeeded where others have not partly because of its young leaders, "who are conscious that the community has no future living in compulsory denial," he told me.

Royal Mail has committed not to introduce zero hours contracts, will deliver future changes without compulsory redundancies, will make higher contributions to the pension scheme and will not undertake any additional franchising or outsourcing.

The particular problems arising under these statutes, as well as the policy ends served, are analyzed, and provisions to be included in any future ad hoc compulsory arbitration scheme are suggested.

Can you imagine any chancellor in the foreseeable future abolishing the new compulsory living wage?

It said the overall picture was confused because many councils did not record, or only partially recorded, the nationality of new social housing tenants and this should be compulsory in future.