Sentence examples for should become compulsory from inspiring English sources

However – despite his comments about computing skills being as important as grammar – Vaizey told the Guardian that it remained an "open question" whether computer science should become compulsory in schools.

Hygienic measures, such as correct disposal of carcasses and carcass remains as it is done in DNP should become compulsory in other areas, particularly in Iberian lynx habitats.

Should comprehensive insurance become compulsory?

It should be referred that in Portugal adoption preparation was only instilled in 2010 and only now has it become compulsory by law.

Like Glee it will become compulsory viewing.

Licences will become compulsory in two years' time.

Cooking classes for men would also become compulsory.

Indeed, having no identity will become compulsory in 2008.

The latter won the Pulitzer Prize, and the former has become compulsory reading for myriad American schoolchildren.

Aboriginals received the franchise in 1962, though voting did not become compulsory for them until 1984.

Eusebius McKaiser, a radio commentator, says: "The trial has become compulsory viewing or listening.