compulsory

IPA: kʌmpˈʌɫsɝi

Examples of "compulsory" in Sentences

And no wonder, when you consider just what is involved in compulsory school mathematics.
The term compulsory, if it has any meaning at all, means that the person has no choice about it.
She also proposed long-term compulsory enrolment to community-based treatment programmes after release from prison.
After all, Israel has a rare commodity: more or less its entire young female population spends some time in compulsory military service.
Taxes are immoral — and so is the idea of “national service” or “community service” or whatever they call the compulsory voluntarism flavor of the month.
So I was annoyed but not surprised to learn this week that: "State school pupils are set to be taught Islamic traditions and values in compulsory citizenship lessons."
Government old age pensions should be retained as a non-contributory system but in the longer term compulsory provision should be introduced, the Smith Report on retirement provision in
It recommends that governmental control over syllabuses be reduced and that the topics covered in compulsory mathematics education be made more rigorous, to encourage independent thinking and problem solving.
Neodarwinism has a full protection racket – lawyers, tenured gatekeepers, journalists, and "expert witnesses" – who battle tirelessly to prevent criticisms of its Absolute Truth [TM] from being voiced in compulsory education settings or published in the scientific press.