Sentence examples for introduction of a compulsory from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown has also said that parliament will vote before the introduction of a compulsory scheme.

This is a bigger improvement than the 3.6% boost that followed the introduction of a compulsory 'literacy hour' in 1998.

In a recent NOP poll, more than 80% approved of the introduction of a compulsory card for teenagers.

It now has, at 40%, the highest proportion of female non-executive directors in the world, an achievement engineered by the introduction of a compulsory quota.

The office of Fair Trading is delaying the introduction of a compulsory redress scheme for estate agents, raising fears of another Hips-style U-turn.

Iain Duncan Smith displayed an enthusiastic reaction to news of the introduction of a compulsory living wage in the budget on Wednesday.

There is, he argues, a second part of the equation: the introduction of a free compulsory education system for all, which goes hand in glove with the recruitment process to create a successful education system.

On Monday night, Mr Byers strongly urged the government to back the Turner commission proposals of last December, which supported the introduction of a near-compulsory universal state pension.

In view of the religious, ethnic, and language difficulties between the Slavs and the Bulgars, the introduction of a common and compulsory religion for all subjects was one of the principal preconditions for the formation of a united Bulgaria.

September marked the introduction of coding as a compulsory part of the national curriculum for UK students aged five to 16.

Wiggins said he would like to see the introduction of a law making it compulsory to wear cycling helmets.