Sentence examples for imposing compulsory from inspiring English sources

The revised roster would avoid the necessity of imposing compulsory redundancies.

In Japan the yō system of imposing compulsory labour on the farmers was incorporated in the tax system in the 7th century.

But the commission pulled back from imposing compulsory rotation of auditors and recommended competition for audit contracts at least every five years.

In a confidential written response to the European Commission's allegations that the company had abused Windows' market dominance, Microsoft wrote that imposing compulsory licensing would violate international copyright law, according to a person with a copy of the response.

STORY NO. 4 President Hu Jintao suggested that it would be good if the people of Hong Kong learned more about the mainland, so Hong Kong authorities recently announced that they were imposing compulsory "moral and national education" lessons in primary and secondary schools.

Mr Chen first rose to prominence in June 2005 when he filed a class action lawsuit accusing officials in the city of Linyi in Shandong province of forcing women to late-term abortions, imposing compulsory sterilisation and midnight raids and beatings, according to a Human Rights Watch profile.

"Member states should not resort to it or impose compulsory retention of data by third parties".

Employers also imposed compulsory overtime, lower wages and higher production targets on workers on these short-term contracts.

The trail begins with dicta in Street, where we considered whether a federal collective-bargaining statute authorized a union to impose compulsory fees for political activities.

Unlike Mr Pitt, Mr Sarbanes wants to limit strictly the amount of consulting work undertaken by auditors and to impose compulsory rotation of auditors every five years.

So the government may opt for voluntary measures such as auto-enrolment, with the right to impose compulsory saving if they fail.But that is the easy bit.