Sentence examples for system of compulsory from inspiring English sources

The drafters of the code maintained this system of compulsory registration, but only for gifts and for contractual mortgages.

Hairdressing remains an unregulated industry and the UK is one of the only countries in the world that does not have a system of compulsory registration.

Non-voters also face difficulties getting a job in the public sector Australia The Australians brought in a system of compulsory attendance at elections in 1924.

Chile not only switched from PAYG to funding, but also moved from a defined-benefit to a defined-contribution system of compulsory private pensions.

The nondenominational system of compulsory, free public education, dating from the mid-19th century, provides Nova Scotians with high-quality education from kindergarten through grade 12.

The news comes as the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) warned that the government needed to put in place a system of compulsory water metering accompanied by differential pricing to preserve supplies and prevent droughts in future.

All have systems of compulsory health insurance which bear some relation to the reforms which Mr Obama has, vaguely, outlined for the US.

To remedy their industrial weakness, unions in Australasia turned to the state and the law for support, through the installation of systems of compulsory arbitration that would oblige employers to deal with them.

33 Some European countries have systems of compulsory INN prescribing, 34 but as noted above this option has been ruled out by the Department of Health.

In Japan the yō system of imposing compulsory labour on the farmers was incorporated in the tax system in the 7th century.

Article 14 of the Covenant requires those parties which have not yet established a system of free compulsory primary education, to rapidly adopt a detailed plan of action for its introduction "within a reasonable number of years".