It says: "This means that they cannot be seen as compulsory, but also that there cannot be a legal right for parents to withdraw their children from the assessments, or indeed any other part of the school curriculum (with the exception of some parts of religious observance and instruction).
Moreover, a fairly common viewpoint was that there are certain 'core services' that the municipality wants to preserve or which were even seen as compulsory for the public sector to carry out.
He responded that an entitlement card that had to be produced for all benefits and services might start out voluntary but would quickly be seen as a compulsory identity card.
Many U.S. industries support confronting China over a number of trade practices, including what they see as unfair licensing terms and compulsory technology transfer in return for access to the Chinese market.
All said they would like to see compulsory SRE, as well as specific guidance on how to prevent sexual bullying and violence.
He has, refreshingly, little form in Shakespeare, previously seen as all-but compulsory for a job such as the NT.
Since these behaviors are always seen as voluntary rather than compulsory, employees can adopt these behaviors with less risk (Kim et al., 2010).
And some human rights groups in the US, such as the American Civil Liberties Unionn see compulsory drug treatment as unconstitutional, tantamount to "cruel and unusual punishment," particularly as the drugs may significantly impact an individual's ability to procreate.
Many women saw HIV testing as compulsory and did not know or were not counseled that they could opt out of HIV testing during antenatal services.
In societies where self-help by voluntary insurance had been widely supported, the further step of compulsory insurance was seen as a means of making workers "good" by legislation.
Making exercise compulsory would be seen as a step too far for a country like the UK, but with more and more desk-bound jobs these days, do employers hold the key?
