Sentence examples for elective to from inspiring English sources

He said the tracheotomy was elective, "to assure adequate breathing," and had not been performed in an emergency.

Almost two-thirds said they favored court restructuring, and 49percentt said they would vote to change from an elective to an appointive system for judges.

And Dr. Chancey says that Mrs. Hart, 77, is not alone in using a high school elective to pole-vault the wall between church and state.

For more than a quarter of a century, voters have rejected efforts to move from an elective to an appointive bench.

"If a student wanted to do a single honours – for example, in French – but also had an interest elsewhere in another course or subject at Leeds, they'd be able to use discretionary modules and elective to purse an intersst in a subsidiary subject," adds Baldwin.

Security is not typically required in computer science curriculums, often offered as an elective to students looking to specialize in the field.

He returned to elective politics to defeat the mayor, who did not nominate him in the subsequent election in 1991.

In place of a menu of electives to round out the core curriculum, all students will take music and Latin.

In the sixth term, students take electives to prepare for specific summer internships.

Thirty-six students from grades 9 through 12, selected by audition before an independent panel of professional artists, choose to give up lunch, free periods and electives to participate.

I put the pompom squad behind me and spent the next fall semester volunteering at Texas Student Television and adding more communication electives to my schedule.