Sentence examples for candidates knowledge from inspiring English sources
"We wanted to see the candidates' knowledge of Japanese," Ms. Alterman said.
Both candidates' knowledge about government and their individual psychologies have figured in making taxes a central issue of the campaign.
But it isn't all personality politics; the candidates' knowledge of party policies – on everything from free schools to the environment – is impressive.
Based on the results of the study, it was seen that the teacher candidates' knowledge on dyslexia was partially true and at some points, wrong.
I found that there are limits to what some examiners know and in-depth teaching at GCSE level could result in confusing the examiners if the candidates' knowledge is greater than theirs in a certain area of the syllabus.
By passing the mandarin examinations, Cua achieved a rank within the traditional Confucian-based hierarchy of the Vietnamese court and served later on a board that examined candidates' knowledge of Vietnamese and Chinese and conferred degrees.
At the very least an editor will look for candidate knowledge of circulation figures, sales area and target audience.
The six standards include: (a) Standard 1: Candidate Knowledge, Skills, and Professional Dispositions, Standard 2: Assessment System and Unit Evaluation, (c) Standard 3: Field Experiences and Clinical Practice, (d) Standard 4: Diversity, (e) Standard 5: Faculty Qualifications, Performance, and Development, and (e) Standard 6: Unit Governance and Resources (pp. 12 13).
Candidates were corralled on the interview day for test security reasons even though prior candidate knowledge of MMI scenarios would not be expected to make a significant impact on overall scores [ 28].
Descartes thinks this misses the point of the method: namely, to extend doubt universally to candidates for Knowledge, but not also to the very tools for founding Knowledge.
CV-blind recruiting, in which partners interview candidates without knowledge of their background, is gaining acceptance.
