Sentence examples for as a compulsory from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as a compulsory" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used in contexts where something is required or mandatory, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase to make sense. Example: "The training program is offered as a compulsory requirement for all new employees."
Ever since Labour scrapped languages as a compulsory subject for GCSE students, take up has been in steep decline.
How long before News Corp's famous summer party is revived as a compulsory opportunity for political genuflection?
No dish comes across as a compulsory sop to unadventurous eaters or an obligatory nod to some trend.
MPs are demanding that every child be taught personal finance as a compulsory part of the school curriculum, the Independent reports.
September marked the introduction of coding as a compulsory part of the national curriculum for UK students aged five to 16.
Since foreign languages were removed as a compulsory subject by the previous Labour government there has been concern at the fall-off in numbers entered for GCSEs.
She studied his poem as a compulsory exam text when she was 15: "It's been adapted into many pop songs too.
After 2004, when the Labour government dropped languages as a compulsory subject at key stage 4, the proportion of pupils taking a language GCSE plummeted.
Sony also paid about $30.6 million as a compulsory license for the last two years, money that Immersion treated as deferred revenue.
The university said that the rise was, in part, because meals had been introduced as a compulsory part of rent packages.
The government has also reintroduced mathematics as a compulsory subject for the "matura," the high school final exam that students must pass to qualify for university entrance.
