Sentence examples for become a compulsory from inspiring English sources

At Lancaster University Management School, entrepreneurship has become a compulsory core module at undergraduate level and is also part of the MBA.

His comments came in response to a question about an e-petition calling for black history to become a compulsory part of the curriculum for primary school children.

And 2014 is the "Year of Code", according to Michael Gove: from September computer coding will become a compulsory part of the curriculum for every child over five.

WEP is also demanding that body image awareness become a compulsory part of personal, social and health education, with a focus on media depictions of beauty and extra training for teachers.

This programme is now being rolled out across the whole force area and has now become a compulsory part of training for Security Industry Authority members, the body responsible for regulating the private security industry in the UK.

The Legal Services Board (LSB), an independent body overseeing legal regulators in England and Wales, has confirmed that there is no indication to suggest that mandatory pro bono work would become a compulsory requirement within professional training structures in the UK.

And last year, in Armenia, chess became a compulsory subject in all primary schools.

Discussing the possible outcomes of the 4 July quarter-finals became a compulsory topic.

Chaplin, whose Little Tramp was an exemplary modern man, soon became a compulsory subject for modern art.

It is nearly nine years since the subject of citizenship became a compulsory part of the secondary school national curriculum.

The de Menils arrived from France in the 1940's, and their house became a compulsory stop in the international cultural whirl.