Sentence examples for making it compulsory to from inspiring English sources

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

One obvious way to get information is to pass laws making it compulsory to give the data up.

Wiggins said he would like to see the introduction of a law making it compulsory to wear cycling helmets.

No sociology A-level would be complete without making it compulsory to study how people are responding to the new rules of the digital global village.

When you have teams of such evident disparity, in wealth and in talents, the last thing you need is to exaggerate their differences by the ill thought-out FIFA rule making it compulsory to punish a defender twice for the same action.

As a result of the Germanwings crash a year ago – in which 150 people travelling between Barcelona and Duesseldorf died – European aviation authorities have already recommended making it compulsory to have two people in the cockpit at any time during flights.

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

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

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

Gove said the government may make it compulsory to study foreign languages up to GCSE.

George Osborne sent shockwaves through the insurance sector in 2014 with plans to overhaul the pensions market and no longer make it compulsory to buy an annuity.