Sentence examples for will compulsorily from inspiring English sources

The council will compulsorily purchase land for the new site and it follows a 15-year search for a permanent home.

"Schools requiring improvement will be compulsorily transferred to the academies sector.

From now, certain types of phone, internet and location data will be compulsorily swept up by telecommunications companies for the benefit of government agencies.

While all properties in the path of the runway will be compulsorily purchased at 25% over the market price, the way Heathrow's charges are set by the Civil Aviation Authority means that airlines are likely to pay more to operate from the airport as expansion costs grow.

No one will be made compulsorily redundant and no one will lose salary.

It reveals that 76 people have agreed to leave voluntarily and that 14 more have been informed they will be made compulsorily redundant.

"One other member in Monitoring will be made compulsorily redundant in August, together with several others in the World Service and others to come in the weeks and months to follow.

He continued: "Most of the financial information will have been compulsorily extracted and is subject to the implied undertaking, which is the bedrock of the right to privacy and which, as I have explained, collaterally binds the observing journalists, and where I find no good reason to release them from its effect".

Alison Morris from Nipsa said: "There's been a commitment that no staff will be made compulsorily redundant.

More money will also be made available for compulsorily purchasing neglected properties.

A public inquiry into the plans to compulsorily purchase the site will start on 10 January 2012.