Sentence examples for becoming compulsory from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the 19th century, elementary schooling, by then established, was becoming compulsory.

With MFL becoming compulsory at key stage 2, it's great to see primary teachers providing rich, interesting input for the little ones in the form of songs, stories, cartoons or poetry.

With languages becoming compulsory in primary schools from September 2013, but overall numbers of language students at GCSE, A-level and university declining at an alarming rate, there couldn't be a better time to find inspiration in language teaching and learning.

In the UK the Intensive Care Society administers FICE accreditation with this becoming compulsory for critical care trainees in future.

All are cut across by other issues such as Europe (where we're nearly all Euro enthusiasts now), civil liberties, the green hair shirts (becoming compulsory) and Britain's £22bn wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Last month, Daniel Perry jumped off the Forth Road bridge, allegedly after being blackmailed on Skype; it has also been reported that he was receiving abuse and threats on ask.fm – a website for which it is becoming almost compulsory to attach the tag "controversial".

Aadhaar is becoming increasingly compulsory.

Should comprehensive insurance become compulsory?

Yes, when did black become compulsory?

Reports of transistor radios are becoming tales of compulsory sterilization or hormones in the drinking water.

With 18 becoming the new end-point of compulsory education, it could be time to review the GCSE model, he added.