Sentence examples for abolish exams from inspiring English sources

He has come up with a plan to abolish exams at 16, create higher schools and training places for 14- to 18-year-olds.

"If it were up to me, actually, I would abolish exams," he says cheerfully. "I say to my students [he teaches a first-year class at Manchester university]: 'You don't even need to do an exam really.

You could abolish English exams and replace them with a test on this song.

At its September meeting, the Florida Medical Association adopted a resolution urging the Legislature to abolish the special exam and rely solely on the national exam.

Over the past decade both universities have abolished their entrance exams, because they were felt to favour private schools which were more likely to give their pupils special preparation.

The exams, abolished in 1966, had been restored for workers, peasants and soldiers with good political records, although the state council said there should not be too much stress on scores.

By 1997 this had been watered down to a promise to allow ballots of parents on whether to abolish the "eleven-plus" entry exam to local grammars.

Cambridge abolished its entrance exam in 1986 and since then the number of students from state schools has increased from about half to more than 60 per cent.

In 1971 it abolished the entrance exam for middle school, but that only heightened the competition for high-school places, so a few years later it replaced the high-school entrance exam with a lottery.

He said he would abolish GCSEs and replace them with another exam, the English baccalaureate certificate.

BEIJING — Chinese health officials will abolish mandatory testing for hepatitis B during physical exams given to prospective college students, factory workers and government employees, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.