Sentence examples for ebc from inspiring English sources

That is the perennial frustration Scotland has with the English media: the BBC is perceived in Scotland as being the EBC.

As Tomsett explained: "Time is not on our side, so it is crucial for us to present alternatives to Michael Gove and Stephen Twigg, and for them to listen, before schools begin to implement the ill thought-through EBC.

By the time I was dressed for work I had worked out that my year 7 son Oliver would be in the first cohort of students beginning the EBC qualifications in 2015.

The coalition needs to pass legislation by 2014, in time for the next election, so its EBC consultation ends on 10 December like ours.

For some time after the EBC announcement there was an explicable lack of opposition to the EBC, for two reasons.

A 15-year-old survivor told EBC television how the collapsed building looked like an accordion.

And local media say the EBC-IMF-EC officials aren't willing to count the staff who are being laid off at state broadcaster ERT.

"But EBC-46 could perhaps be used in people who, for some reason, chemotherapy doesn't work [for], or for elderly patients whose body can't sustain another round of chemotherapy treatment".

There was no evidence EBC-46 would be effective to treat cancers that had spread to other parts of the body, known as metastatic cancers, Boyle said.

It is hard to imagine a brighter "red light" than last week's education select committee report on Gove's plan to replace GCSEs with English Baccalaureate Certificates (EBCs).

Experienced headteachers with years of experience are collaborating to offer academically challenging alternatives to EBCs; we know what we are talking about.