Sentence examples for a passing mark from inspiring English sources
On the Regents exams, a score of 55 now counts as a passing mark.
A recent Gilbert column, summarizing the results of a poll, said, "Less than 30percentnt could manage a passing mark on a grade-school-level Bible test".
JAL had earlier submitted its own draft reconstruction plan, which included cuts of 6,800 jobs, or about 14percentt of its workers, but it failed to get a passing mark from Mr. Maehara.
Testifying in the trial of a health department official who was convicted of extorting money or meals from restaurant owners in exchange for a passing mark, Mr. Vassilakos said he had given that official "loans," which were never repaid, on behalf of the restaurants he represented.
Questions were marked on a correct/incorrect basis, with a score of eight or more being deemed a passing mark, mirroring the scoring schema of ATLS.
The band haven't actually been in existence since the death of Jerry Garcia in 1995 – a passing marked by the half-mast hoisting of a tie-dyed Dead flag on the San Francisco city hall flagpole – though its spirit has been sustained by an extended community of Deadhead fans, served by the ongoing issue of live albums of vintage performances.
High stakes examinations have a pass mark ("cut score" or "passing score"), and, although little discussed in the literature, a key question concerns the validity of that pass mark.
Overall it was a pass mark and we have to improve against Fiji next weekend".
Of the ten topics mentioned in the poll, he scored a pass mark on only two: education, where he has taken tentative steps to promote autonomous "charter" schools and the environment.
The intention is to benchmark what counts as a pass mark in a GCSE exam in England against high-performing global rivals, such as Singapore and Finland, which rank well above England in international comparisons.
