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compulsory

[kuhm-puhl-suh-ree] / kəmˈpʌl sə ri /


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It is now compulsory for Year 7 and 8 pupils at Alderbrook School, Solihull, to lock away their devices at the start of the day, after a voluntary scheme began last year.

From BBC

If the military still falls short of its manpower needs, politicians say, they may resort to compulsory military service, which was suspended in 2011.

From The Wall Street Journal

The International Skating Union eliminated compulsory figures — the circular patterns skaters traced across the ice to display mastery of basic techniques and turns — in 1990.

From Los Angeles Times

A BBC investigation has found that sepsis awareness training remains a lottery in Wales and is still not compulsory at Wales' largest hospital, the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, where Bethan died.

From BBC

European and American teachings focused more on compulsory figures, the basic patterns skaters would trace across the ice that give the sport its name.

From Los Angeles Times