Sentence examples similar to obligatory lecture from inspiring English sources

"Every American ambassador in the region knows that official meetings with Arab leaders start with the obligatory half-hour lecture on the Palestinian question," said a senior American diplomat who has spent his career in the Middle East and asked not to be identified to protect his work.

This figure (53%) is a common figure for participation in Swedish university lectures as participation is not obligatory.

Hege et al. presented their findings from four self-study integration strategies of VPs in medical curricula (but not in BLS courses), these being a mixture of voluntary and obligatory case-based modules presented in addition to lectures and seminars [ 11].

Daniel and Jason Freeman, who delivered a lecture-cum-presentation and then took the obligatory questions, are brothers: the former, a consultant clinical psychologist; the latter, a writer.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study (see Fig.  1).

Condoms obligatory.

4) Obligatory Tebow.

* The obligatory druid interview.

"It was obligatory.

There is obligatory scatology.