Sentence examples for committed graduates from inspiring English sources

Our findings may be useful to improve targeting and selection of students at educational institutions, to reshape the curriculum of these professions in aspects related to rural health with the aim of producing socially committed graduates and specifically to strengthen the disposition of students to consider a rural job once they start their professional practice.

Between 2009 and 2010, at least five Gunn students or recent graduates committed suicide.

It was reported that one quarter of medical graduates committed to this support-for-service programme [ 33].

The institute has committed itself to graduating 175 female entrepreneurs from around the globe in 2011.

Do not treat these requests dismissively, with contempt, or with the attitude that these students are not committed to their graduate work.

Four out of five men who committed rape before graduating college were not repeat offenders, the researchers found.

Zach Heron, a Times first-team all-county tight end and 2014 Manchester Valley graduate, committed to play for the Tigers and had his spot guaranteed.

In September 2011, Miliband stated that a future Labour Government would immediately cut the cap on tuition fees for university students from £9,000 per year to £6,000, though he also stated that he remained committed to a graduate tax in the long-run.

Only 5% of the programme graduates have committed another crime — far less than the state average of 19%.

A philosophy graduate and committed "sensualist" who quickly tired of pop stardom, Dengler always seemed destined for life beyond indie rock (he's already written and co-produced the short film My Friends Told Me About You).

In a telephone interview on Monday from Omaha, where Mr. Kerrey was promoting his memoir, "When I Was a Young Man," he said he was committed to helping the Graduate Faculty strengthen its ranks and its reputation with new hiring, and that money was available to do that.