noncompulsory

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• Respect for the principle of non-discrimination is more fundamental than ever since vaccination is not compulsory and access to the vaccine is not yet generalised.

• Not all national supermarket chains have responded to the increasing demand for compulsory hazard pay bonuses with store closures or political pressure.

• About 20% of the company’s 250 staffers were already remote before the coronavirus pandemic, but even when staffers who were previously in offices can safely return, attendance won’t be compulsory.

• The compulsory spousal exchanges have created some of the tightest alliances ever recorded, currently totaling about 30,000 Amazonian souls.

• In August, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison suggested on a radio show that he would make a vaccine compulsory for all Australians, though he later walked back the comments.

• They had three years together before Ziad left to do his compulsory military service, leaving on her birthday, April 4, 2001.

• It is compulsory to note in every Kansas story that “the race may decide who controls the Senate.”

• The newest pro-gun propaganda: Make firearm education compulsory in schools and create gun-required zones.

• Compulsory dues translate into many tens of millions of dollars in political contributions to Democrats.

• At Nansen Elementary School, music has been removed from the curriculum and Arabic lessons made compulsory.

• On nearly all railways retirement is optional at sixty and compulsory at sixty-five.

• It was probably the first case in Philippine history of a person voluntarily seeking compulsory expulsion from the Islands.

• By direction of the Ministry of Education, compulsory religious instruction is being introduced in the State schools.