Sentence examples for making it compulsory from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

Then it upped the pressure further, simply making it compulsory that Indonesians buy and use biodiesel.

Officials decided that the stigma attached to counseling would be reduced by making it compulsory.

A decade ago it collected 3.6m signatures demanding reforms to the education law making it compulsory to teach children patriotism.

If results are not forthcoming, we might have to look at making it compulsory," Mr McFall warned.

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.

"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?

She has the chance to not only legalise gay marriage, but make it compulsory.