On 5 September 1857, the University of Madras was established as an examining body using the University of London as a model with the first examinations held in February 1858.
When Rose was called into an examining tent, she stumbled, woozy from hunger.
It may need an examining eye or a magnifying glass, but it has a graphic presence.
Mrs. Ludwick, 40, was until June an examining officer with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Malick Ibnou Anass Camara, an examining judge who sees many infanticide cases, said that he favors limited reform.
6 (1) For the purposes of exercising a power under paragraph 2 or 3 an examining officer may— (a) stop a person or vehicle; (b) detain a person.
(2) For the purpose of detaining a person under this paragraph, an examining officer may authorise the person's removal from a ship, aircraft or vehicle.
The University of London, which was established as an examining body in 1836, did not become a teaching institution until 1900, centuries after its counterparts in Paris, Rome, and Madrid.
According to the Home Office's code of practice on using schedule 7 powers, although its use "is not based on an examining officer having any suspicion" against any individual, "the powers should not be used arbitrarily".
An examining officer phoned the solicitor at 4.30pm and told her the questioning was likely to last 30-40 minutes.
Certain individuals can participate in a VA health registry and receive free medical examinations, including laboratory and other diagnostic tests deemed necessary by an examining clinician.
