Sentence examples similar to an obligatory term from inspiring English sources
In Kang's case, this lingering militarization intruded on her dreams of dance glory when her partner had to put his dancing on hold to complete his own obligatory term of service.
Unlike undergraduates, who are assigned obligatory term papers and may receive comments or grades on the quality of their writing, doctoral and postdoctoral trainees are writing and speaking, at least in part, to meet their own self-defined goals of dissemination of results and participation in the research community and may prioritize quantity over quality.
9. Points out, in view of the discussion on the duration of the next MFF, that the multiannual nature of cohesion policy is of crucial importance; calls, therefore, for either the maintenance of its seven-year programming period or the establishment of a programming period of five + five years with an obligatory mid-term revision.
What's certain is that those changes necessitate response, and Devoted & Disgruntled provides an opportunity for theatre-makers to dictate their own terms in order to determine a response to such seemingly obligatory terms.
(Use of the term PC here does not imply an obligatory progression to cancer, but rather refers to lesions/abnormalities that despite infrequent progression to cancer, are considered as precursors to cancer).
Once a short-term commitment at most, internships have become an obligatory rite of passage that often drags on for years.
There is not much doubt, however, that Hamilton belongs with the very best – which in terms of pure genius as well as achievement probably means Clark and Stewart, with an obligatory mention of Moss.
Kinect stayed as an obligatory feature.
It was not an obligatory move.
So this gives them an obligatory break.
