Sentence examples for exam rules from inspiring English sources

The Local reported stricter exam rules had been introduced by the Italian university this year because of a spate of cheating in recent times.

Typical Format: Field rules specify a format (see Q exam rules on this website) but afford the committee flexibility with many details within that format.

How much say do you think students should have in the curriculum that the state mandates, the exam rules that universities use or the political freedoms of fellow students on the other side of the world?

The deteriorating GCSE figures follow a series of controversial changes to exam rules and league tables, the most significant of which is that only a pupil's first attempt at sitting a GCSE paper now counts towards a school's pass rate.

Figures for last year's exams in England show that changes to exam rules and league-table make-up affected the overall success rate, with 53% of pupils achieving the government's measure of five GCSE grades of C or above including English and maths – a fall from 59% in 2013.

[Interviewee 7] "There's a big problem with exam rules and all the possibilities to fight results where the students usually get their way and really very irritating if you have to work hard to uphold protests from students".

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This preparation work includes fifteen hours of video tape game review, a "couple hours" completing administrative tasks for the NFL, reading the rulebook, taking a weekly written exam on rules, and communicating with league supervisors.

Temptation can also be removed by reverting back to pen-and-paper in-class exams, with rules that prohibit the use of any electronic devices during exams.

Re "Exam-Room Rules: What's in a Name?" (Cases, Dec. 15): I cannot fail to recall the lines from the cold war thriller "Ice Station Zebra".

The physician should take a history, do a thorough exam, and rule out a number of potential causes of mental impairment: depression; thyroid, kidney and liver function; vitamin B12 levels; infections; and dehydration and electrolyte disturbances.