Sentence examples for result of compulsory from inspiring English sources

By the last quarter of the century, largely as a result of compulsory education, the potential market for magazines had greatly increased, and the public was avid for miscellaneous information and light entertainment.

For Butler and others, the construction of men and women takes a similar path, as the result of compulsory heterosexuality.

Similarly difficult to quantify, it reasons, are the costs involved when so-called "social capital" is destroyed as a result of "communities being broken up and dispersed as a result of compulsory purchase and/or general planning blight".

Is the child abuse scandal plaguing the Roman Catholic Church a result of compulsory celibacy for priests?

For example the current cohort of elderly have lower educational attainment, but future cohorts will have higher educational levels as a result of compulsory and free schooling for at least nine years.

Certain patients with certain profiles seem to be especially prone to experience humiliation as a result of compulsory admission.

Although there are a large number of local dialects (hōgen) in Japan, they do not vary as greatly as some of the European regional languages and, as a result of centralised compulsory education and the influence of television and radio, the vast majority of Japanese people speak hyōjungo or standard Japanese (based on the Tokyo dialect) alongside any local dialect.

Canada's generic pharmaceutical manufacturing industry grew as a result of widespread compulsory licensing of pharmaceutical products [ 23].

The "dramatic fall" of 2.1 percentage points in GCSE A*-C grades is in part a result of the new compulsory retakes for 17 year olds who didn't make these grades in English and maths the first time around.

Since 1996, as a result of South Africa's compulsory education policy, many children attend school and the high enrollment makes the school an appropriate place for increasing awareness in the community and providing targeted information about TB (6).

Evidence from OECD countries where extensions to mandatory education typically have been at the secondary level shows that increases in parental education as a result of the expansion of compulsory education have a significant positive effect on the educational outcomes of their offspring.32.