Sentence examples for obligatory for everyone from inspiring English sources
Under Argentine law, voting is obligatory for everyone from ages 18 to 70, and 25 million people are registered.
However, beneficent acts also may be performed from nonobligatory, optional moral ideals, which are standards that belong to a morality of meritorious aspiration in which individuals or institutions adopt goals and practices that are not obligatory for everyone.
To make headway on this question, we need first to give up the notion that some ideal natural science of the future would enable us to deduce a complete set of moral prescriptions that would supplant the various codes with which various cultures and subcultures currently operate and be obligatory for everyone, on pain of ostracism or punishment.
The basic insurance is obligatory for everyone who lives in the Netherlands or pays tax on earnings in the Netherlands.
Because care provided by GPs is covered by the basic health insurance, which is obligatory for everyone, there are no major financial constraints to the accessibility of GP care.
"For UNICEF, Her Majesty's visit is very important to focus attention on the importance of getting a quality education in Latin America, and to promote a public education that is free and obligatory for everyone, starting from kindergarten, through primary and high school," said Ms. Duro.
There is something for everyone in Prabhudheva's ambitious Bollywood film "Ramaiya Vastavaiya" — comedy, romance, action and the obligatory music-and-dancing numbers — but hardly any of it is convincing, and the proceedings are rife with clichés.
These sections are truly for everyone.
Hence, if there is food for everyone, everyone is bound to survive (simulation F).
