Sentence examples for will become compulsory from inspiring English sources

Like Glee it will become compulsory viewing.

Licences will become compulsory in two years' time.

Indeed, having no identity will become compulsory in 2008.

He said many heads believed that the EBacc – which will become compulsory from September – is not appropriate for all students.

Citizenship programmes will become compulsory in secondary schools for 11 to 16-year-olds from September 2002.

They will become compulsory at key stage 2 (age 7 to 11) after the current review of the primary curriculum.

There is no "Little Red Book" of pithy quotations as there was under Mao but instead a ­mightier, drier tome of Xi's speeches on "The Governance of China". Nevertheless, his ideas will now become compulsory learning for Chinese ­students from primary school through university.

Since these are a vital source of state financing, more transparent accounting will in effect become compulsory if the law passes.

From next year, languages will become compulsory for older children in England's primary schools.

And 2014 is the "Year of Code", according to Michael Gove: from September computer coding will become a compulsory part of the curriculum for every child over five.

The Home Information Pack (HIP), which is to become compulsory on June 1st, will not make home-buying easier, fretted their Lordships, and moreover the greenery that has been tacked on to it is unnecessarily expensive and onerous.