Sentence examples for end of key from inspiring English sources

At the end of key stage two, testing or grading.

This is particularly defined in the Target buildings that players must raid at the end of key missions.

Six- and seven-year-olds sit the standardised national tests in English and maths at the end of key stage 1 and again at the end of key stage 2, in their final year of primary school.

"We were on the end of key decisions which did not go in our favour," said Hughton.

The chief inspector also said that the government should consider formal testing for primary school children at the end of key stage one – age seven – to measure progress.

The figures also showed schools in inner London outperforming most of the rest of the country, especially in writing at the end of key stage one.

For example, we identified novel antisense transcripts in the 5' ends of key developmental genes such as hetR (the master regulator of heterocyst differentiation) and hetC (a gene involved in early heterocyst development).

"It was a good end-to-end test of key technologies at short range and that portion was quite successful.

All sensors should remove their stored keying information ( and/or the key space/pool) at the end of the key bootstrapping procedure.

Josh Dawsey, Jennifer Haberkorn and Paul Demko: "President Donald Trump has told advisers he wants to end payments of key Obamacare subsidies, a move that could send the health law's insurance markets into a tailspin, according to several sources familiar with the conversations….

To put in the new key, hook one attachment point onto the keyboard, then rub your finger over the key until you hear two loud snaps, one at each end of the key.