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The prime minister now want to make compulsory measles vaccinations permanent, with punishments for those who don't comply.
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Just as his act makes his rivals compulsorily generous, so do they, by fortune of birth and training, make compulsory his act of generousness.
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Ms Newman said the living wage was unlikely to be made compulsory.
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We've obviously had it made compulsory on transport, but that is not enough.
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Sir, - Terry Prone writes that voting should be made compulsory.
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Testing for all arrivals was only made compulsory that same day.
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By a later Act of 1876 school attendance was made compulsory.
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However, he later backtracked on this and said it would not be made compulsory.
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She suggests setting a budget should be made compulsory before a loan is given out.
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The German language was made compulsory in the schools, the courts and the legislative body.
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In August, 1942, wearing the yellow star was made compulsory for the entire Jewish population.
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Transport workers want face masks to be made compulsory for all commuters on their services.
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Microchipping of dogs is to be made compulsory, Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney has announced.
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Probably some safety device such as this will soon be made compulsory on all machines.
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Gambling hasn't yet been made compulsory among the dead.
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Employers' group Ibec has called for foreign languages to be made compulsory at primary school level.