Sentence examples for obligatory from from inspiring English sources

But the organisations have also blamed the school system for not making swimming lessons obligatory from an early age.

Then Bernard Ronsin, conseiller général of the canton of Crécy-sur-Serre in the Aisne, made clear he was vehemently opposed to the law making gender parity in local election lists obligatory from 2015.

Sometimes, while it may have been mandated and made obligatory from the top, they have had the right Agile coach that knew how to instill a love of the concept and they have learned to appreciate its merits and have truly taken it to heart.

From only being obligatory in the 8th and 9th grade, it is now obligatory from the 3rd till 9th grade, it has been added more weekly lessons,10 and been included on the list of subjects students can be examined in when finishing 9th grade.

Despite all this, in the article in which Prichard addresses these issues (1932) he seems at one point to distinguish the obligatory from the right, and to suppose that rightness is still to be understood as a monadic property of the act, like goodness.

Obligatory, from full blood collected on EDTA, blood smears stained with May-Grunwald and Giemsa (MGG) were performed twice.

Under Argentine law, voting is obligatory for everyone from ages 18 to 70, and 25 million people are registered.

After handshakes all round, obligatory jeers from the Stretford end and Suárez songs from the away end, the Uruguayan enjoyed a prominent role in stretching the United defence.

The resources required to sustain the central government were derived from war booty, income from royal estates, judicial fines and fees, tolls on trade, obligatory gifts from noble subjects, and, to a very limited degree, direct taxes.

"Vingt-et-un!" came the obligatory echo from a handful of bilingual players.

Nominated for Team of the Year after their drawn series against New Zealand, the Lions get the obligatory homage from Eddie Butler.