Sentence examples for made it compulsory from inspiring English sources

Since 2011, a change to the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act of 2003 has made it compulsory for a film that shows any of its characters consuming any form of tobacco to carry scrolls at the bottom of the screen warning viewers of the potential health effects of smoking as well as to clarify that the actor's behavior is not meant to promote the habit.

The new law made it compulsory to enrol, and gave each business two votes each.

To extend coverage, the law made it compulsory for Americans to have health insurance, on pain of a fine.

The DFB made it compulsory for the 18 top teams to build performance centres by 2001 02.

City, however, have made it compulsory that their entire squad reports for duty in front of their owner, Sheikh Mansour.

Colyton grammar in Devon has also embraced the Bacc and made it compulsory for all sixth-formers.

In Britain, Warwick University is proposing to make it compulsory for its students to have a laptop computer from 2003; almost all of them will have Internet links.

Romantic love, familial structures, traditional gender roles, and even the U.S. economic structure reinforced heterosexuality, making it compulsory and leaving its putative normalcy unquestioned.

"But if you make it compulsory then everyone is involved.

Make it compulsory to publicly disclose all TUEs," he said.

"The question is do you make it compulsory to move?