This results in an emphasis on job placement and starting salaries for recent graduates, and often in the elimination of foreign-language and other humanities departments, because they add no demonstrable "value" to students.
After seeing the vast gulf between achievement levels and graduation rates in poor and wealthy communities, the judge chastised the state for standing on the sidelines, "imposing token statewide standards" that had no demonstrable, verifiable connection to student learning.
We are looking for intellectually curious students with demonstrable reporting experience and strong writing.
Note: Student with existing demonstrable skills in spoken Chinese should take AS.373.111-112.
But what about increased student productivity or demonstrable learning gains?
On occasion, and at the discretion of the faculty, students who have demonstrable need to take School of the Arts courses but who do not wish to enroll in a degree program are permitted to register as non-degree special students.
Lawyers agree that high performing students with a demonstrable interest in the law are significantly less likely to adopt a Kevin the Teenager approach to work experience than those who have landed the placement through their parents' friendship with one of the firm's partners.
For that reason, I'm pleased to share with you the Duke Global Health Institute's 2017-18 Impact Report, which documents the demonstrable impact DGHI faculty, staff, students, and partners have made in the past year.
In this example there is a demonstrable harm upon the unaugmented students, as they have been placed at a comparative disadvantage in what could be argued to be an unfair manner.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
