Sentence examples for educated candidate from inspiring English sources

In 2005 there was a notable discrepancy in pass rates between internationally trained Physiotherapists and Canadian graduates; less than 50% of internationally trained Physiotherapists exam attempts translated into passes, compared to greater than 92% of Canadian educated candidate attempts [ 7].

It is each citizen's duty to vote for uncorrupt and educated candidates -- education defined not simply in terms of holding degrees, but having the human values of compassion, care, and commitment.

Initial proposals ranged from the outrageous (send every Dutch person abroad a pound of liquorice annually to instil patriotism, or import the Alps) to the more sensible: build a return policy into scholarships for going abroad, facilitate immigration for educated candidates, and integrate business into education by encouraging start-up companies on campus.

It is not uncommon to see honest and highly educated candidates lose badly in the polls to shady types.

The findings, from two separate universities, reveal that students from state schools gained better degrees than independently educated candidates with the same A-level grades.

They also prefer to hire locally educated candidates.

The advancement of widespread book manufacturing through woodblock printing and then movable type printing by the 11th century aided in the expansion of the number of educated candidates for the civil service exams.

The relative risk of passing the exams for IEPs and other internationally educated candidates was calculated, with 95% confidence interval using Wald's formula.

In my capacity as adviser, I have spent many hours educating candidates about the chef-honed practice of cooking intensively when time is available -- preparing a central dish in advance so that it can be used later, when time is tight, as the foundation for various meals.

Every election is a chance to educate candidates and get answers from them on LGBT issues.

Well, it seems one of them isn't sitting around waiting to be tapped, but is trying to educate candidates on his own initiative.