On August 20, 1974, he was compulsorily retired from the Army.

In 1933, as a Jew, he was compulsorily retired.

Xuân and his colleagues were put under house arrest for a period, before being released and compulsorily retired after a service limit was introduced.

He was compulsorily retired from the BBC in September of that year having reached his 60th birthday.

Trained in theology, he combined his theoretical and practical work in apiculture with his duties as a Roman Catholic priest, before being compulsorily retired by the Church and eventually excommunicated.

In 1980, when Miss Marshall was 62, she was compulsorily retired despite her wish to stay on until she was 65.

He was compulsorily retired from his military career, but was awarded a state pension.

Increased retiring allowances were provided for New Zealanders who had compulsorily retired during the Great Depression (1936).

He made post captain in 1868 and was compulsorily retired in 1870.

If members of the College of Commissioners are involved, it must ask them to resign, on pain of being compulsorily retired under the terms of Article 160 of the Treaty.