Sentence examples for made attendance from inspiring English sources

Queen Elizabeth I finally yielded to pressures to have Mary Queen of Scots, her Catholic rival, executed, and made attendance at Anglican religious services mandatory.

The band directors at Bethel University, in nearby McKenzie, had not made attendance mandatory, but 45 of the 55 members of the pep band came, wearing T-shirts that read "Carroll Academy Lady Jaguars".

Wagner's Die Meistersinger was Hitler's favourite opera: the führer could whistle its overture note-for-note, and made attendance of it compulsory for Nazi functionaries at the Nuremberg rallies.

Angered by the news that several of his colleagues planned to skip a welcoming ceremony for President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday made attendance to the event mandatory for cabinet members.

At the same time, a new Act of Uniformity was passed, which made attendance at church and the use of an adapted version of the 1552 Book of Common Prayer compulsory, though the penalties for recusancy, or failure to attend and conform, were not extreme.

We analysed the decisions made, attendance at meetings, clarity of documentation, costs, case re-discussions and deviations from MDM decisions.

If your request is granted, the police office will have to drive out of his or her way to attend the trial, which makes attendance less likely.

Some people, including students at the university, also questioned the school's decision to make attendance at the speech mandatory, with $10 fines for those who didn't attend.

Although several more carers indicated that they would attend, a community member's funeral was held at the same time, making attendance at the forum unfeasible for several people.

(Disney does not make attendance figures public).

The university's policy of making undergraduate tickets entirely free serves to make attendance accessible and strengthens students' sense of college identity.