Sentence examples for that makes it compulsory from inspiring English sources

After months of speculation, the coalition government announced in the emergency budget that it would scrap the rule that makes it compulsory to turn a pension pot into an annuity by the age of 75.

But sometimes we wonder how FIFA, and the expanding modern media, got themselves into a situation that makes it compulsory for team coaches to face the global media shortly after the final whistle blows.

It has recently passed legislation that makes it compulsory for third-country nationals who have visited Iran to get a visa to go to the US, even if they would not normally require one, yet another disincentive for the world's businessfolk to trade with Iran.

"There is no doubt that these circumstances are not only a sufficient reason, but one that makes it compulsory to re-examine this tragedy," he said, as he stood with relatives of the dead in front of a large screen with the words: "They are waiting for the truth, we owe them that".

But still: any release that makes it compulsory to type 'Christina Aguilera Keeps Getting Better' is surely a clever ploy".

Demos, the think-tank behind the report, had a simple one: Introduce legislation that makes it compulsory for large companies to assess anonymous CVs.

The obligation to provide certificates took effect in early March as part of a law introduced by the former centre-left administration that made it compulsory to be vaccinated against 10 diseases, including measles.

With many states facing big fiscal challenges, Republican governors have adopted a more moderate tone when laying out their agendas for 2015.Take Mr Walker, who has described a proposal to make Wisconsin a "right-to-work" state ie, to ban deals that make it compulsory for workers at a private company to join a union as a "distraction".

The question of whether Mr. Zardari has a university degree is a delicate matter because President Musharraf introduced a law in 2002 that made it compulsory for parliamentary candidates to hold a degree in order to qualify for electoral office.

I don't mind volunteering to take care of the building, but I think that making it compulsory for shareholders to do building work and fining them if they don't comply is outside the scope of our proprietary lease and possibly illegal.

Thus, on November 16th, after only a cursory debate, the lower house passed tweaks to the basic education law that will make it compulsory for teachers to teach patriotism to children.