Sentence examples for the compulsory one from inspiring English sources

If the unemployed refused to search for a job, or to take the compulsory one, their unemployment benefit was halted.

Table 1 lists the most important variables including the compulsory ones.

Lectures are not compulsory: one of the graduates who spoke to me said he never went to a single one during his entire three years – "There was no real point so long as you did the reading" – and the three or four tutorials a week are usually arranged at a mutually convenient civilised hour later in the day.

We sorted out the cases that necessitated at least two admissions in different specialty wards, compulsory, one of them being the Central Universitary Emergency Military Hospital Dr Carol Davila Infectious Diseases Ward, for diagnosis, therapy and follow-up.

If the restaurant represented to him "exactly the type of bullshit that rich people find compulsory," one has to wonder why he was compelled to visit it, other than to provoke.

Arguing that swimming lessons should be made compulsory, one commentator claimed that the "prime gain of swimming education is not the lives that would be saved even though such benefit would be substantial but the lives that would be indirectly saved by way of the enhanced health that results from practicing swimming" (Dagsbrún 1919, p. 8).

The syllabus consists of nine compulsory one-week modules on key themes such as leadership and strategic, financial and information management, the management of people and/or organisational change.

One often-heard concern is that allowing voluntary agreements now will open the door to compulsory ones later.

Mr. Ribadu was initially sent on a compulsory one-year study at the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies, then summoned before the Code of Conduct Tribunal for trial on a three-count charge of alleged failure to declare his assets while holding a public office.

We have focused on the handling of patients during the sensitive process of psychiatric admissions, especially compulsory ones.

Turns out there is something worse than a same-sex marriage plebiscite: a non-compulsory one, run via the postal system.