Sentence examples for to compulsorily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a compulsory manner
- Soldiers were drafted compulsorily.
Without it, the government would be forced to compulsorily acquire the W&J's traditional land for Adani's mining leases.
It would be sod's law if the council decided to compulsorily purchase it just when I'd finally finished decorating it.
Under UK law, if one shareholder owns 90% of a company, it can seek to compulsorily purchase the other 10%.
Why is Lewisham so eager to compulsorily purchase Millwall's land – a genuinely hostile move from the club's former sponsor – on behalf of an opaque offshore developer?
One of those changes, he said, might require passing laws to allow the government to compulsorily acquire properties deemed unsafe to build on.
Residents have been angered by the threatened use of "eminent domain" to compulsorily purchase the homes of around 400 people living in the Manhattanville zone.
In the USA, Canada, Europe, China, etc. all financial entities and companies quoted on the stock market have to report compulsorily to the supervisory and regulatory authority using the XBRL specification.
Last month, the Israeli government passed a law allowing for "infiltrators" to be compulsorily detained for up to a year.
Moreover, compared to rural dwellers, urban dwellers were significantly found to be more likely to enroll onto the NHIS, perhaps because formal sector workers are required to make compulsorily insurance contributions by payroll deduction, and the formally employed are required to pay a registration fees to collect insurance cards.
It would be appropriate for a closed judgment to suggest a review point, and for all closed judgments to be compulsorily reviewed, for instance, every five years.
Black patients were significantly more likely to be compulsorily detained and experience criminal justice contact (at least once) in comparison to White (p = 0.002) and Asian (p = 0.018), and White (p = 0.049), patients respectively (see Table 3).
