Sentence examples for make it compulsory for from inspiring English sources

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.

Employers also could make it compulsory for their employees to wear surgical masks.

These laws make it compulsory for government agencies to notify the privacy commissioner of certain types of data breaches.

In response to the repeated disappearances of trekkers, the Kathmandu government announced last summer that it intended to make it compulsory for a guide to accompany all walkers.

She too wants firm action: "I would like to ask Norman Lamb to please make it compulsory for every local authority to be accountable for their young people.

Peter was the first to introduce secular education on a significant scale and to make it compulsory for all state servants.

One of its provisions makes it compulsory for resorts to be set back at least 150 metres from beaches, with no hotels within 5km of Hindu temples.

The government vigorously furthered its political goals by making it compulsory for white children to attend schools that were conducted in their home language, either Afrikaans or English (except for the few who went to private schools).

All have petered out having achieved relatively little, so the new primary curriculum, which in its final draft version makes it compulsory for children to learn a modern foreign language for the four years of key stage 2 could be a vital step in the right direction.

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

It makes it compulsory for local and international journalists to be accredited by a government-sponsored press council.