Sentence examples for considering students from inspiring English sources

Under Mr. Browne's proposals, which the government has welcomed and is now considering, students would not pay anything up front.

Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union (UCU), said: "UCU firmly believes that we need to look at a whole range of information when considering students for university.

But Ms. Walsh, who was among those in the audience Monday, pointed to a law passed by the New York Legislature this year, after lobbying by some teachers' unions, that bars school districts from considering students' test scores when deciding whether to grant teachers tenure after their probationary period.

This is particularly interesting considering students never received their individual scores on the multiple-choice assessment.

That can be especially problematic in countries like Malaysia where one of the founders grew up, considering students can be physically punished with caning for poor performance.

But considering students' familiarity and acceptances, we used the term phenomenon instead of the term explanandum, which is seldom used in everyday communication.

The government is also considering student immigration.

It bars school administrators from considering student test scores when determining whether a teacher deserves to get tenure.

The potential bias of not considering student status should thus not be overestimated in its significance.

Mitchell says the university considers students "its biggest donor," and student leaders are, in fact, courted like boosters.

A law firm in White Plains sent $1,000 and also offered to consider students for part-time and summer employment.