Sentence examples for legally compulsory from inspiring English sources

Legally, compulsory education applies only to the six-year elementary school, but in reality most elementary school graduates receive a secondary education.

(Reuters) AFRICA NIGERIA: COMPULSORY PRAYERS The government of northern Nigeria's most populous state, Kano, has made Islamic prayers legally compulsory for all Muslims, an official said.

Our findings suggest that grazing causes substantial release of carbon from Brazilian dry forest soils, which should be addressed through improved grazing management via a legally compulsory rotation system.

"It requires the introduction of legislation that would make it legally compulsory to add iodine to all edible salt for human and animal consumption in Thailand.

As a result, breeding with scrapie resistant ARR/ARR rams is now, although still recommended by sector organizations, not legally compulsory anymore for flocks which are not of high genetic merit.

Second, it does not provide sufficient economic compensation to generic drug companies so they will pursue the legally costly compulsory license process.

Currently, everybody earning more than a basic income is legally required to make modest payments either towards the State Earnings-Related Pension Scheme or into a private pension.But voters may regard compulsory contributions as the same as higher taxes.

A different plan ― to hold a non-legally binding but compulsory national vote before the parliamentary vote in November ― was killed off by a hostile senate on Wednesday. .

For example, any resale of an illegally 'pirated' phonorecord would be an infringement but the disposition of a phonorecord legally made under the compulsory licensing provisions of section 115 would not". H. R. Rep. No. 94 1476, at 79 (emphasis added).

For example, any resale of an illegally "pirated" phonorecord would be an infringement, but the disposition of a phonorecord legally made under the compulsory licensing provisions of section 115 would not.

H. R. Rep. No. 94 1476, p. 79 (1976) ("For example, any resale of an illegally 'pirated' phonorecord would be an infringement, but the disposition of a phonorecord legally made under the compulsory licensing provisions of section 115 would not").