State subsidy to schools based, for example, on the common standard of third-week enrollment leads to such practices as not dropping "no-shows" during the first portion of the term; delaying exams or quizzes until the fourth week; even providing free parking for the first three weeks of each term.
Autopsy examination of her neck structures 15 years after her initial collapse did not detect any signs of remote trauma, but, with such a delay, the exam was unlikely to show any residual neck findings".
The reports followed comments by the children's commissioner, Anne Longfield, that discussions were under way over "delaying the exam timetable".
PAGE A12 California Delays Exit Exam Fearing that thousands of students might not graduate, California is postponing the use of its high school exit exam for two years.
Last month the issue re-emerged after the children's commissioner, Anne Longfield, erroneously said discussions over "delaying the exam timetable" were under way.
Or, for that matter, Scotland where a new system will delay formal exams until the end of the final, pre-university stage of schooling.
And it's not without precedent: In 1970, Harvard Law School allowed students to delay their exams if they were participating in Vietnam War protests.
Kristin Halvorsen, Norway's education minister, basically said, "Why not?" when five schools within 230 miles of Justin Bieber's next show in Oslo decided to delay midterm exams until after the concert, agreeing that it's wiser not to compete with the pop star for fans' mindshare, according to the Associated Press.
1944 - Delays final exams to enlist in the French Army after D-Day.
Some Jewish leaders have called for delays in exams scheduled to follow the festival of Shavuot ending on 13 June.
