Sentence examples for suspension of compulsory from inspiring English sources

The broadcasting unions have called off their industrial action after BBC News executives agreed to some of their demands, for a suspension of compulsory redundancies and external hirings until the end of March 2015, at a meeting on Thursday afternoon.

Strike action in protest at the prospect of compulsory redundancies as a result of the changes was averted earlier this month after the BBC agreed to union demands for a suspension of compulsory redundancies and external hirings.

The manpower issue became more critical in 1930, as a result of the combined effects of the suspension of the compulsory training scheme and the economic hardships the Great Depression.

In 1930, amid the austerity of the Great Depression and following the election of the Scullin Labor government and the subsequent suspension of the compulsory training scheme, the decision was made to amalgamate the battalion due to a decline in the numbers of volunteers.

However, due to lack of funding following the Great Depression and a shortage of manpower following the suspension of the compulsory training scheme in 1929, the battalion was amalgamated with the 38th Battalion as the 7th/38th Battalion, although it was delinked again in 1936 when the Army was expanded due to rising tensions in Europe.

This was later expanded on 15 September to include all of the Militia, in two drafts of 40,000 men, for one month's continuous training, however, the suspension on compulsory training introduced in 1929 was not amended until January 1940.

Note the expressions of compulsory fun.

Firing is expensive, because of compulsory severance payments.

That would explain the lack of compulsory hijab.

It's not defiance of a culture of compulsory beauty.

Take, for example, the introduction of compulsory competitive tendering.