Sentence examples similar to commencement extending from inspiring English sources

Clear and definitive academic leadership is, therefore, required to clarify what distance, internal, and/or mixed/blended education institutionally mean and ought to be provided to students prior to degree commencement as well as extended to staff and students in alignment with institutional goals and capacity.

No Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom passed after the commencement of this Act shall extend, or be deemed to extend, to the Commonwealth, to a State or to a Territory as part of the law of the Commonwealth, of the State or of the Territory.

As we do each year, The Huffington Post will be bringing you extended coverage of the best commencement speeches.

In my last column I commented on the protest by Muslim students against the invitation extended to (and accepted by) Salman Rushdie to be the commencement speaker at the graduation ceremony of Nova Southeastern University's Farquahar College of Arts and Sciences, in Davie, Fla.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the teachers and administrators who worked so hard to make us reach this commencement ceremony.

In the commencement address at Harvard this year, Souter rejected the idea that "the Court is making up the law, that the Court is announcing constitutional rules that cannot be found in the Constitution, and that the Court is engaging in activism to extend civil liberties".

Talks extended?

d Extended.

This thing extends and extends".

Slatin: And extend and extend.

This tendency was more evident during the third year from the commencement of OBT-A, when only 10% of the clinicians maintained the 3-month interval between treatment cycles, nearly 20% of them extended the interval duration to 4-6 months, while the majority relied on the pattern of headache reported in the patients' headache diaries to make decisions about treatment timing.