Sentence examples for Obligatory subjects from inspiring English sources

Classic emergency medicine skills are frequently offered in the framework of obligatory subjects in the STCs; however, the number of skills offered to be trained voluntarily is low.

21 universities/faculties indicate that the placement of a peripheral venous access, stabilization of the cervical spine and the interpretation of an emergency ECG's (including STEMI/NSTEMI) are taught in the STCs within the framework of the obligatory subjects.

In the area of general emergency medicine skills, 23 institutions indicated they offer, for example, training for advanced life support (according to the European Resuscitation Council, ERC) and the use of automatic defibrillators in the STC in the frame work of the obligatory subjects.

Medical universities/medical faculties participating in this collection of data could choose four answers (multiple responses were possible): a) skill is taught in the STC in the frame work of obligatory subjects, b) skill can voluntarily be trained by students in the STC, c) the establishment of appropriate training possibilities is being planned, and d) the skill is taught outside the STC.

In the 1980s the Catholic schools, most of which received substantial subsidies from the state, were subjected to closer government control, and religious education was removed as an obligatory subject.

For example, a formula representing the structure of a clause composed of an obligatory subject tagmeme, an obligatory predicate tagmeme, and an optional object tagmeme might be Cl = + S:n + P:v ± O:n (in which Cl stands for a clause of a certain type and n and v stand for the classes of nouns and verbs, respectively).

Positivism, however, did help in consolidating the study of philosophy at both the higher level (through the Instituto Pedagógico at the Universidad de Chile), and at secondary schools, where it was an obligatory subject of study.

Another effect was to draw academic attention to the question of fisheries management, to the extent that it became almost an obligatory subject for universities in countries with marine fisheries.

In this sense, the subject control verb is obligatory in subject control constructions because the arguments (PRO) of the embedded verbs are clearly controlled by the matrix subjects/agents.

I recognized it immediately — it is an obligatory photographic subject of the Plath biographies, and its oval blue ceramic plaque reading "William Butler Yeats, 1865-1939, Irish poet and dramatist, lived here" is a compulsively mentioned (and yet oddly irrelevant) detail.

Although the religion of the prince's choice was thus made obligatory for his subjects, those who adhered to the other church could sell their property and migrate to a territory where that denomination was recognized.