Sentence examples for concerning the completion from inspiring English sources

Regulations concerning the completion of two majors can be found under Section K, Special Arrangements, in the Academic Regulations.

The New Yorker, September 1, 1962 P. 24 Talk story about interview with Henry A. Druding, senior resident engineer of the Port of New York Authority, concerning the completion of the lower deck of the George Washington Bridge.

Talk story about interview with Henry A. Druding, senior resident engineer of the Port of New York Authority, concerning the completion of the lower deck of the George Washington Bridge.

By Paul Brodeur The New Yorker, September 1, 1962 P. 24 Talk story about interview with Henry A. Druding, senior resident engineer of the Port of New York Authority, concerning the completion of the lower deck of the George Washington Bridge.

The "Provision of Mouth Care Form" will have a group of forced-choice questions concerning the completion of mouth care.

Further questions concerned the completion of previous development phases, the duration of phases and the crucial factors for moving onto the next phase (6 items).

SCHOOL COMPLETION -- Concerning the first output, school completion, the proof revealed that of those New York City ninth graders who do not transfer to another school system, only 50percentt graduate in four years, and 30percentt do not graduate or receive a general equivalency degree... by the age of 21, when they cease to be eligible for free public education.

They also counsel the student concerning the selection and completion of a thesis research problem and judge whether the student's knowledge, aptitude, and ability to do research are at levels commensurate with the degree being sought.

Concerning the rational for completion of the surgery in our protocol, it is clear that no consensus exists on its indication and on its impact on survival while exposing patients to the risk of potential severe postoperative complications.

Third, the GAZEL study has suffered from attrition, particularly concerning the annual self-completion surveys.

It is a 10-item self-administered questionnaire with yes/no responses concerning the two weeks preceding completion.