Sentence examples for requirement of compulsory from inspiring English sources

(The distinction helps explain the otherwise anomalous decision in Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972) where the Supreme Court exempted the Amish from the general requirement of compulsory education to the age of 16: it was emphasized that the exemption cost the state nothing and allowed a culture admirable in the eyes of the justices to maintain its self-sufficient — i.e., non-burdening — ways).

Consequently, the Shared Medicine Profile must be implemented with a requirement of compulsory registration and full access to the use of personal medication information.

The requirement for compulsory slaughter of poultry flocks was revoked following a recommendation from the Advisory Committee on the Microbiological Safety of Food in 1993 to review the policy in light of the fact that Salmonella Enteritidis in flocks had reduced substantially [ 18].

So the court has hired a lawyer to make the alternative argument that the rest of the legislation can remain in place even if the requirement for compulsory insurance is struck down.

The Human Rights Committee said Ukraine should remove the requirement for compulsory confinement for an evaluation and mandatory surgery and repeal abusive and disproportionate requirements for legal gender recognition.

The prime minister was asked whether the education department had removed the requirement for two hours of compulsory PE every week in schools.

A conscription model has also been proposed so that consent for organ donation will neither be required nor requested by the OPO because of compulsory requirement for removal of all needed transplantable cadaveric organs [ 2].

Temporary excludability is particularly useful when procedural requirements to compulsory licensing cannot be met[ 9].

In Singapore, the compulsory requirement of Green Mark, one certification for GB, drives the rapid development of GB Market.

Many students enroll in our introductory courses as a compulsory requirement of their STEM major; to satisfy a requirement for admission into medical school; or because they appreciate the quantitative training and intrinsic value offered by a basic understanding of modern physics.

Repeated scenario-based competency assessments should be a compulsory requirement of all trainee posts.