Sentence examples for number of elective from inspiring English sources

Continuing Business School students must complete the required number of Elective Curriculum courses for the MBA.

The number of elective offices and senior civil-service positions occupied by women is small, though increasing slowly.

Some of these will be built and managed by the private sector in order to increase the number of elective operations.

This study was designed to acquire information about the use of contraceptive methods in order to reduce the number of elective abortions.

The idea is to revitalize middle schools and allow children to take a large number of elective options: in some cases, plumbing; in others, religious studies.

The labor-and-delivery committee was formed in 1998, and its main success since then has been reducing the number of elective inductions — births that are induced without a medical reason.

Days will be spent studying Chinese culture, history and values, leadership and comparative government, plus a number of elective courses related to public policy, economics and business and international studies.

In these cases, the 3-A program may be of value as a more flexible curriculum in which a larger number of elective choices is available.

Louise Silverton, director for midwifery at the RCM, said: "There has also been a rise in the number of elective caesareans, while the number of emergency caesareans has remained stable.

Usually a major requires a certain number of elective units and you will have a list of classes to select those units from.

Last year, the European Parliament agreed to reduce the number of elective representatives to 705, with 27 of the former British seats distributed among 14 countries that were underrepresented.