Sentence examples for really compulsory? from inspiring English sources
For a start, learning a second language, any language, could be made compulsory from a certain age – compulsory as in really compulsory.
The good news is that the Russians do take their right to vote seriously after decades of "elections" that were really compulsory demonstrations of loyalty to the Communist Party.
Select the color of your background, so, when you miss no point will be gained, and you can also try adding some speech bubbles when you start, and score during the game (this is not really compulsory, but can be added for fun).
Is compulsory coupledom really the best way to live?
Or is the show and our almost compulsory attendance really about something else, about preserving distinct power bases in the face of their rapid erosion?
Can Labour really sweep away the capping of council budgets and compulsory competitive tendering for local services, and still keep the public finances in order?
Armenia is making chess compulsory in schools, but could mandatory study of a board game really help children's academic performance and behaviour?
Compulsory sterilisation?
Would adoption be compulsory?
Is cantata homework compulsory?
