Sentence examples for degree recognising from inspiring English sources

He was civility personified before proceedings began, indeed, he was encouraging to some degree, recognising the challenges that face a non-politician like me on a highly charged political occasion.

It was the only university close to me that was highly regarded and offered a degree recognised by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

"There was a seamless transition," he says, when he came to Britain in 1994 with a medical degree recognised by the General Medical Council - something that may no longer be guaranteed if the leave campaign wins the referendum.

Despite graduating from prestigious universities in Colombia and Spain, she remembers it took years for her to get her degree recognised here.

Admission as a PhD student to the Graduate School requires an MSc degree recognised by Wageningen University or an admission exam, an approved PhD research project (the scientific quality, time, and financial feasibility of which is guaranteed through internal and external review procedures), and submission and approval of a Training and Supervision Plan (TSP--see below).

Most B.Com degrees, recognising the fundamental role of information and communication technology (ICT) in business and society, require students to take an introductory course in Information Systems (IS).

Big obstacles stopped students nipping abroad for a term, or getting degrees recognised.

Australia is one of the seven founding signatories of the Sydney Accord and graduates of this degree is recognised internationally under this accord.

The project, which began as part of her master's in architecture degree, was recognised this week with an alumni award for cultural contribution from the University of Sydney.

A UK medical degree is recognised in most countries across the world, so you can apply for jobs abroad with ease.

Specifically for the stereotypes, participants were asked to fill out a form, scoring on a 5-point scale to what degree they recognised themselves in each of the stereotypes.