Sentence examples for lack of compulsory from inspiring English sources

That would explain the lack of compulsory hijab.

Barbering bigwigs worry that the lack of compulsory licensing in Britain keeps standards down and gives the craft a bad name.

These effects could be intensified in the field of higher education, because of the lack of compulsory attendance (Wise and DeMars 2006; Wolf et al. 2015).

The implications of the currently proposed amendment are still yet not fully understood, but the lack of compulsory licensing since 2003 is very concerning for LMICs.

One reason for the modest immune response can be that the concentrations of antibodies against Hib were relatively high even before vaccination, in both previously vaccinated and unvaccinated patients, probably due to the circulation of Hib in our population and the lack of compulsory Hib vaccination before 2007 in the Polish immunization schedule.

Cooper points to the lack of good compulsory sex and relationships education, to empower girls.

We will present the first data from our part I cross-sectional study: which variables, apart from severity of illness, danger and lack of compliance predict a compulsory admission as the outcome of an emergency consultation?

The conclusions are that the meta-analysis does not provide scientific evidence that such helmets reduce serious injury to the brain, and the Australian policy of compulsory wearing lacks a basis of verified efficacy against brain injury.

By the mid-1930s, Barrowasough was disenchanted with the state of New Zealand's military forces, which was in decline due to a lack of resources and the discontinuation of compulsory military training.

Because this influence may overshadow the role of public institutions, Love believes it deserves more discussion in particular, addressing Gates' opposition to the use of compulsory licensing and lack of support for the development of incentive mechanisms based on open licensing mechanisms.

Ghanaian cattle owners look for 'skilled' Fulani labour to herd their cattle because of the lack of herding labour within Ghana where Free Compulsory Universal Basic Education (FCUBE) makes it compulsory for every child to go to school and also because of many Ghanaians' lack of interest in such herding jobs.