Sentence examples for have a compulsory from inspiring English sources

But maybe the land of the free and the home of the brave shouldn't have a compulsory national anthem.

These particular activists' line is that they're "Israeli veterans," which Israelis know not to take seriously — we have a compulsory draft, and most Israelis are veterans.

The problem for many Muscovites, however, is that much of the Russian capital will also have a compulsory view of Vladimir the Great.

The 50% or so of pupils who take the Bac S, which specialises in science and mathematics, have a compulsory two-and-a-half hours of history a week in their final year.

Every property show from now on will have a compulsory guest appearance from the governor of the Bank of England explaining the risks of investing in the market at the peak of the cycle.

I would have a compulsory jobs guarantee which would mean that every young person at 12 months unemployment would have to take a job, and there would be a job for the long-term unemployed at two years.

In the Netherlands all patients have an compulsory healthcare insurance.

And it was the same in Luxembourg, which also has a compulsory voting law.

We're flying blind here because Australia has never had a compulsory plebiscite.

Each has a compulsory wet-sari scene, some slapstick comedy, and several gun battles or fistfights.

Illinois was the only state which had a compulsory course on financial literacy, and only 10 states ensured that their students covered basic economics.