Examples of using It compulsory in English and their translations into Dutch
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Mangal Unicode Font has been accepted by Indian Government and made it compulsory to use Unicode font in many Government….
making it compulsory for all public authorities to include gender equality in their planning and administration.
The Roadmap suggests making it compulsory for public service contracts to be awarded on the basis of competitive tendering only.
because claims made would render it compulsory.
For instance, on the 20th of March 1919 a Decree was issued in Russia which made it compulsory for the entire Russian population to be organised in consumer cooperatives.
that Allah made it compulsory zakat to the rich
this is obvious because, otherwise, we would not be debating whether or not we should make it compulsory.
Is it compulsory to wear a helmet in the countries we will be travelling in?
The Companies Act, 1948, makes it compulsory to draw up a prospectus when ever a company offers shares
Paragraph 2 has been modified to make it compulsory for Member States to have tests carried out
The proposal does not make it compulsory for the Member States to introduce any formalities they do not currently require to be fulfilled.
The proposal does not make it compulsory for the Member States to sign or accept the IMO FAL Convention.
Making it compulsory to provide data in commonly-used,
The amendments make it compulsory for the labelling of foodstuffs containing sweeteners to bear details to that effect.
Makes it compulsory to publish an annual environmental report on compliance with limit values.
To consider making it compulsory for the beneficiaries of EU funding to deposit a copy of European films that have obtained EU funding in at least one national archive.
To improve investor protection by making it compulsory for companies listed on a stock exchange to publish a half-yearly report.
making it compulsory for all Member States to provide an adequate level of state compensation for victims.