Sentence examples for it would be compulsory from inspiring English sources
If I had it my way, it would be compulsory for all British gamers to attend this lovely, imaginatively programmed event.
It would be compulsory for corporations with annual turnover of more than €750m (£670m) and which are tax-resident in a European country.
And it would be compulsory; the odds of someone at that level relying on the "natural" approach when all their competitors are doped up to the extremes are laughably small.
It remains to be seen if there would be a demand for such a product.9 The second case is where e-currency would replace all sight deposits, i.e., it would be compulsory to use central bank e-money instead of sight deposits at commercial banks.
They had thought though, that the vaccine was either not important or not effective, since if it was, then it would be compulsory.
At the National Press Club, Shorten described the proposed $160m plebiscite as "nonsense" and "ridiculous", saying that although voting would be compulsory Coalition MPs would be free to disregard its result.
Shorten described the proposed $160m plebiscite as "nonsense" and "ridiculous", saying that while voting would be compulsory Coalition MPs would be free to disregard its result.
Membership would be compulsory for all citizens, and the social insurance schemes would be banned from refusing membership to anyone.
26], is preparing a law under which attendance at non-denominational state schools would be compulsory for all German children.
A spokesman for the prime minister said the plebiscite would require only a simple majority, not a majority in the majority of states, and voting would be compulsory.
