Sentence examples for Prior achievements from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY -- The commercial contains virtually no policy proposals or boasts of prior achievements; rather it a series of testimonials from Mr. Ferrer's staunchest friends and supporters.

Sometimes the officials were men and women of distinguished prior achievements, and sometimes the storms that came down on their heads were not primarily of their own making.

TV ads about prior achievements and moral integrity will tell you virtually nothing about what someone will do once they're elected.

Similarly degree results or dropout rates need to be set within the context of admissions and retention policies and to pay attention to the characteristics of the students recruited, including their backgrounds and prior achievements.

The trust says the system could be made fairer by asking applicants to describe what talents and attributes they would bring rather than describing prior achievements, with a limit on the number of experiences listed.

As OLS regression Stage 2 is specified to show learning gains that requires inclusion of prior achievements (PISA 2009) and all relevant-for-learning outcome variables.

One's motive for success is believed to result from learning in prior achievement situations where the individual has performed successfully.

"That 2% is the average over everyone but we found that the impact of the ban was twice as effective for children with poor prior achievement or who were on free school meals," Murphy said.

Hidden among the plans, however, is a benign sounding "low prior achievement" factor that will give extra cash to pupils who receive low scores in their tests at primary school.

"These figures do not provide any evidence as to whether grammar schools are more effective than other school types, as differences in the demographic characteristics of pupils and their prior achievement has not been taken into account," Jerrim said.

Prior achievement plays a more important role for children in higher grades.