Sentence examples for obligatory works from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it takes a poignant drunkenness to complete obligatory works celebrating, in Motion's case, the Queen and Duke's diamond anniversary and Princes' rites of passage.

Then, of course, there are the obligatory works by Hokusai and Hiroshige, the leading makers of the ukiyo-e prints that heavily influenced Western artists like Manet and Degas.

There are obligatory works by the well-known, including the photographer Catherine Opie's 2008 take on high-school football and a black-and-white gem from 1979 by Cindy Sherman, in Sonja Henie mode as a stocking-capped figure skater.

Every sanction meant she couldn't afford the cost of the bus journey to the obligatory work programme meetings, which meant she got sanctioned again.

Christine, who hated uniforms, was almost ashamed at how handsome she found him in his obligatory work suit and tie, but she also loved him restored to his crumpled, worn-out old clothes, youth and beauty glowing steadily through them.

The report concluded that the obligatory work focused interviews and early medical assessment in Pathways were the key aspects of the programme that move people off benefits and into work, whilst the voluntary components, such as the Condition Management Programme and Return to Work Credit, apparently had no additional employment impact.

This system of obligatory voluntarism works (so far), because the Dutch health care system has a long tradition of central negotiations by national representatives who have a mandate to make binding decisions.

At the municipal library here, an extensive collection of memorabilia and books documents his life and work and is available to students doing the obligatory course work about Santos-Dumont.

There's the obligatory voluntary work, answering phones at 5am for close to a year for me … local radio roadshows are fun but I can't pretend I've not been slightly humiliated dressed as a "sexy santa".

An excessive number of patients, lack of personnel, failure to recruit new personnel according to standards and obligatory overtime work left nurses feeling angry, violated and exploited without any control over the situation.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study.