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mandatory

Definition for mandatory

adjective as in required, necessary

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The mandatory tests, first reported by Schools Week, would aim to check their progress two years into secondary school.

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Digital ID will be available to all UK citizens and legal residents, and mandatory in order to work.

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The Liberal Democrats, who played a central role in blocking the previous Labour government's ID cards, have said they "cannot support" a mandatory scheme.

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Following her experience, Molly set up Academics Against Assault, which is campaigning for education about consent to become mandatory at all UK universities.

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She added that mandatory health alerts would not prevent teenagers using social media or connecting with friends online, but would "ensure they go into the experience with their eyes open to the risks".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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