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Meanings of make compulsory in English

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Usage of make compulsory in English
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The prime minister now want to make compulsory measles vaccinations permanent, with punishments for those who don't comply.
Radio NZ
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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.
War of the Classes
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Ms Newman said the living wage was unlikely to be made compulsory.
Radio NZ
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We've obviously had it made compulsory on transport, but that is not enough.
The Guardian
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Sir, - Terry Prone writes that voting should be made compulsory.
The Irish Times
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Testing for all arrivals was only made compulsory that same day.
Radio NZ
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By a later Act of 1876 school attendance was made compulsory.
Queen Victoria
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However, he later backtracked on this and said it would not be made compulsory.
News.com.au
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She suggests setting a budget should be made compulsory before a loan is given out.
Radio NZ
10
The German language was made compulsory in the schools, the courts and the legislative body.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
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In August, 1942, wearing the yellow star was made compulsory for the entire Jewish population.
The Grey Book / A collection of protests against anti-semitism a...
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Transport workers want face masks to be made compulsory for all commuters on their services.
The Irish Times
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Microchipping of dogs is to be made compulsory, Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney has announced.
The Irish Times
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Probably some safety device such as this will soon be made compulsory on all machines.
The Mastery of the Air
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Gambling hasn't yet been made compulsory among the dead.
The Social Cancer: A Complete English Version of Noli Me Tangere
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Employers' group Ibec has called for foreign languages to be made compulsory at primary school level.
The Irish Times
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