Sentence examples for being a compulsory from inspiring English sources
We've had 10 years of 'new' universities and 20 years of Shakespeare being a compulsory part of the national curriculum".
Arithmetic, being a compulsory and difficult adventure, is in a class with the campaigning of a conscripted army: adventurously speaking it may have its moments, but neither young soldier nor young scholar need be much deceived.
The survey of 2,100 teachers, funded in part by the Department for Children, Schools and Families, reveals that, despite it being a compulsory part of the national curriculum, some schools are skimming over the Holocaust while others dedicate 20 lessons to the subject.
How much is down to low priority that the language has in some English-medium schools, despite being a compulsory part of the curriculum?" Robin Farrar, chair of Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg (Welsh Language Society) said the language faced a crisis.
Most Australians think that knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history is important, and support it being a compulsory part of the school curriculum.
Since 1994, the government of Japan has seemed very passive in controlling vaccine preventable diseases, as the vaccine policy was changed from being a compulsory immunization to being voluntary.
Potter: Freshman year there was a compulsory chapel rule.
To facilitate information and mathematical techniques is a compulsory and composite part of any space project.
His work is a compulsory secondary school subject in countries including Azerbaijan, China, Oman, the Philippines and Vietnam.
