Sentence examples for candidate examination from inspiring English sources
We're then introduced to party leader Mike Nattrass, MEP for the West Midlands and a man who was elected as a UKIP candidate but de-selected last year after failing their candidate examination.
You'll also need your exam confirmation number, Candidate Examination Document, two pieces of signature-bearing I.D. (one with a photo), and an ordinary (non-solar) calculator.
You'll need to have information from the Candidate Examination Document given to you by the real estate school that supplied your Fundamentals course.
Excluding the scholar-officials in office, this elite social class consisted of exam candidates, examination degree-holders not yet assigned to an official post, local tutors, and retired officials.
Table 1 shows the PCE exam results for IEP program participants relative to all PCE candidates, Canadian-educated candidates, and all Internationally-educated candidates examination results.
At a later stage, the Advisory Committee may become the candidate's examination committee.With the instructor's consent, J.S.D. candidates are free to audit any law course or seminar pertinent to their areas of study.
The Rabelais scholar E. V. Telle, in a 1968 essay titled with delightful transparency "A Propos du Mot 'Essai' Chez Montaigne," pointed out that the usage most ready to mind for many of Montaigne's readers would have come from a university context, in which before a candidate's examination for some degree, placards would be posted reading essai de jean marin or whoever it was.
However, RYR1 became a logical candidate for examination in the turkey, a species that has been similarly selected for rapid lean muscle growth and also exhibits meat quality defects such as PSE.
We hypothesize that driver alteration candidates can be distinguished from passenger candidates through examination of orthologous genes or genomic loci with tumors from multiple species having the same type of cancer.
In passing it should be said that it might be possible to obtain linkage within a single diet if linkage could be obtained across stations, perhaps by using a simulator or video station which was objectively marked and therefore of fixed difficulty either for all candidates or for large groups of candidates across examination centres.
