Sentence examples for a levels equivalent to from inspiring English sources

It also said it wanted to tackle the root causes of the gap by getting 15,000 more girls to take math and sciences A Levels (equivalent to a high school diploma) by 2020 — around a 20percentt increase on current numbers.

The arts reached a level equivalent to that of western Europe.

Q: The benefit cap is set at a level equivalent to what a family on a pre-tax income of £35,000 receives.

The Vietnamese custom is to fly their flag high at a level equivalent to that of the visiting nation, he said.

Cabin pressure, which is ordinarily maintained at a level equivalent to 10,000 feet above sea level, was changing at a rate equivalent to more than 1,800 feet per minute.

Dr. Veith said statin therapy is primarily responsible for reducing the risk of stroke in asymptomatic patients to a level equivalent to the benefits of surgery or stenting.

The narrowing of the deficit in the third quarter left it at a level equivalent to 2.7 percent of the total economy, down from 3 percent in the second quarter.

NEWT GINGRICH: The policies so far espoused by Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker, would increase deficits by $7 trillion over two terms, under the intermediate projection; that would raise the federal debt – measured against the size of the economy – to a level equivalent to 114 percent of G.D.P.

There are also plans for apprentices to have English and maths at a level equivalent to a good GCSE.

The participants comprised 335 collegiate male soccer players from Kanto University Football Association (a level equivalent to NCAA Division 1 or 2).

Applicants must have an outstanding academic record at a level equivalent to the GCE "A" level and should have a good command of the English language.