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elective

[ih-lek-tiv] / ɪˈlɛk tɪv /


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She thought they were getting on well but, after Martina said she was having an elective C-section, the woman stopped responding to her messages.

From BBC

As a result of declaring the critical incident, the trust will now rearrange some elective procedures to create capacity for the sickest patients.

From BBC

Many states also provide a surviving spouse with a minimum “elective” share — that is, the right to take a share of a deceased spouse’s property.

From MarketWatch

Other members remain ambitious for elective office and decide to use their position in Congress as a springboard for another position.

From Salon

Pre-planned or elective care is put on hold but at no point does the NHS have to turn away emergency patients.

From BBC