Sentence examples for Stop graduates from inspiring English sources

Nor does it stop graduates getting placements through personal contacts.

Even though college classmates and friends might no longer be part of your daily support system and there are limited opportunities to join a workplace, this should not stop graduates from growing their own connections in a post-college world.

This year's smaller apple crop didn't stop graduate students from continuing a favorite fall tradition at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station (NYSAES): using apples from the station's field trials and breeding programs to press cider, and selling that cider to fund scholarships for high school seniors.

Secondly, employers need to be incentivised to reintroduce graduate training schemes and stop offshoring graduate jobs, to provide employment prospects for new graduates that will rebuild the pool of talent and experience for the UK IT industry.

This was to stop wealthier graduates, or those assisted by their parents, from opting out of the "progressive" system of paying off loans.

The OFT investigated the issue after a complaint from the National Union of Students (NUS) and found that about three-quarters of institutions had terms and conditions for students that could stop them graduating or moving to the next year of their course over unpaid non-tuition fee debts.

Learning shouldn't stop after graduating from high school or college.

She is critical of the government's strategy and feels that they should decide to stop promoting graduate science education or at least be honest about career opportunities.

A state lawmaker wants to stop a graduate student at the University of Missouri from continuing research for her dissertation on the impact of a 72-hour waiting period on women considering abortions.

It has stopped recruiting graduates in Britain and North America.

Gove said the single biggest reason why teachers left the profession was poor behaviour, and what stopped many graduates from becoming teachers was the fear that they may not be safe in the classroom.