Sentence examples for making it obligatory from inspiring English sources

The assembly recently passed a law making it obligatory for ID cards and driving licences to state whether bearers are citizens of Republika Srpska or the Bosniak and Croat-dominated Federation. Croat-dominated Federation

The socialist's government's reforms of 1982 83 shifted the locus of bargaining to the enterprise, making it obligatory for employers to negotiate working hours changes and instituting direct employee representation in the enterprise.

France is practically unique in Europe in making it obligatory, for couples who marry, to do so in a civil ceremony, with potential jail terms for priests who conduct a religious ceremony first.

These countries make provisions, in the law, making it obligatory to pay zakah on some specific items, defined in the law, to bodies created by the government while the zakah on other items, not specified in the law, is left to be voluntarily paid either to government body or elsewhere.

Growing awareness of this issue has led some countries to issue laws making it obligatory for physicians to inform patients who are victims of adverse events or errors (for example, French law: loi Kouchner relative aux droits des malate et à la qualité du système de santé, 4 March 2002, no. 303).

Make it obligatory for prisoners to vote.

"But we will not make it obligatory, either".

"Francis has made it not just safe to be Catholic and green; he's made it obligatory".

Northumbria University has introduced a student pledge, but declined to call it an honour code or make it obligatory or legally binding – thus rendering the exercise redundant.

"There need to be more controllers, and we'll make it obligatory for people to get on in the front of the bus.

I would like to see a constitutional Bill of Rights that makes it obligatory for government to cover health care for all people.