Sentence examples similar to strictly compulsory from inspiring English sources

The decree is notable because it suggests that Mr. Assad's armed forces are in need of more recruits and may begin to strictly enforce compulsory service laws for the first time since the conflict began.

Jacket and tie are compulsory - strictly no lycra allowed.

Huisman and Smits (2009) argue this is specially the case in countries where laws regarding compulsory education are not strictly enforced, such as in Haiti.

He said all but the most strictly Orthodox homemakers had been released from "the compulsory obsession with the problems of cooking".

While being prosecuted, penal sanctions for the exaction of forced or compulsory labour have not yet been strictly enforced against military or civilian perpetrators.

Governments should take the initiative to make education compulsory for every woman and this must be strictly and effectively implemented.

Successive commissioners and governors responded in varying degrees to the settlers' demands, and it was not until immediately after World War I, and largely as a result of public outcry in Britain, that compulsory labour on either public or private projects was strictly forbidden.

Unlike Mr Pitt, Mr Sarbanes wants to limit strictly the amount of consulting work undertaken by auditors and to impose compulsory rotation of auditors every five years.

Mr Sarbanes would also like to limit strictly the amount of consulting work undertaken by auditors and to impose compulsory rotation of auditors every five years.

However, if births are not registered, the two sisters would have been unable to get compulsory identity cards or passports to pass through the territory's strictly controlled borders.

The expiry of compulsory admission or retention in a closed psychiatric ward is not strictly identical to legal commitment.