Sentence examples for will become a subject from inspiring English sources

Starting with the 2007-2008 academic year, science will become a subject that students will be tested on at least once in grades 3-5, once in grades 6-9 and once in grades 10-12 -- altheugh the results will not be used to measure whether a school has made "adequate yearly progress," as is the case with reading and math.

If a node is compromised by a subject, the node itself will become a subject.

Under the new system anyone who uses the health service will become a research subject by default, their anonymised records being made available for study, unless they opt out.

As China's dramatic ascent continues - which it surely will - then China's strengths will become a growing subject of interest in the West.

Firth's effort will become a world record, subject to ratification by the International Paralympic Committee IPCC).

By 2013 Palliative Care will become a mandatory examination subject in the medical curriculum in Germany.

Eventually, the subject will become a ripe one in the presidential contest -- for both parties -- but for now many major candidates have been able to ignore it.

If passed, as it is likely to be, it will become a crime to pay for sex, subject to a fine of €1,500 $2,0000) for a first offence and €3,750 thereafter.

France have a crop of young players whose integration into the national team will next year become a subject for debate.

Whether Mr. Trump was seeking to affect the Russia investigation will now become a subject of argument and a new partisan battle.

"If you don't get arrested, you don't get your fingerprints submitted to the F.B.I., you will never become a subject of Secure Communities," Mr. Mead said.