Sentence examples for make a compulsory from inspiring English sources

Germany's 24 million registered Catholics make a compulsory contribution to the Church from their income tax.

Taxpayers in Jersey will make a compulsory contribution towards the cost of long term care, after a vote by politicians.

It's doubtful Glazer will want to stop there– he'll know that if he gets over 75% of the club he can transfer his debt onto the club; over 90% and he'll be entitled to make a compulsory purchase to pick up the remaining 10% of shares.

But a new salute doesn't hide the old fears and prejudices that helped shape the pledge of allegiance, nor does it make a compulsory affirmation of liberty any less ironic.

Chess was made a compulsory subject in schools; the region now has numerous champions.

Under the current draft, the AFP would likely be exempt from making a compulsory notification to affected parties.

He says: "If comprehensive sex and relationship education was made a compulsory part of education, then the issues of gender inequality could be addressed".

May 29 , 2013Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) Frankly all this single market in services in #EU stuff will only really take off once #English is made a compulsory second language!

The first steps have been taken towards making a compulsory purchase order (CPO) for a derelict Victorian hospital in Denbighshire.

The authority said that work to establish whether there were grounds for making a compulsory purchase order for the airport was continuing.

Based on these findings, it was recommended that sexuality education should be made a compulsory course in all the institutions in Nigeria and Africa will lead to the improvement of sexual health status of youths in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.