Sentence examples for more elective from inspiring English sources

By scheduling more elective operations later in the week, the hospital has been able to ease overcrowding.

Unprecedented demand has led to a third more elective (planned) operations being cancelled in England this winter than last year, latest figures show.

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Attempts to regulate content on newer, more elective media, including cable TV, the Internet and even dial-a-porn, have been deemed unconstitutional and in violation of the First Amendment by the courts.

"The net effect of that is all hospitals have to do more and more elective work, or planned work, to cross-subsidise the money they're spending on emergency care," he said.

But then came the stockades their successors built and the fire-warmed ­settlements in which they huddled — and suddenly travel changed, becoming what for most would henceforth be a pursuit more elective than essential.

Bigger schools can offer more electives and wider alumni networks.

Under the revised requirements, a new "foundation" diploma would allow students to take more electives with lightened course requirements.

The MA program consists of four required courses and six or more electives.

He said on the state board he would like to focus on "maximizing student opportunity through smaller classes, technology, more challenging courses and more electives".

Some professors and administrators urged cutting that number to nine to make room for more electives and better focus on students' majors.