Sentence examples similar to examination and awarding from inspiring English sources

Finally the technicians had to be approved in a practical examination and awarded a certificate.

At the end of his second year at Leeds School of Art, Moore passed the sculpture examination and was awarded a Royal Exhibition scholarship to study at the Royal College of Art in London.

From Cambridge he went to London, where he came first in the Inns of Court honours examination and was awarded two prizes.

A month later, he passed his oral examination and was awarded his PhD in mathematics magna cum laude.

At present, schools are incentivised to boost their performance by seeking examinations in which they believe their students may achieve higher grades, and Awarding Organisations have a corresponding incentive to compete for market share by providing less demanding examinations.

The Medical Center of Postgraduate Training is the administrative body which accepts the specialization programs, supervises the training, organizes the examinations, and awards the specialist title.

The American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers ARDMSS) administers examinations and award credentials.

Despite his lifestyle and lack of interest in studying, he managed to pass his examinations, and was awarded a B.A. in 1781 and an M.A. in 1788.

Restoring a written entrance examination is a step backwards mistakenly disguised as a step forwards.This negative move is being made because AS examinations have been "scrapped" and because A-levels have become blunted as a discriminatory tool, with commercial examination boards awarding increasing proportions of top grades to attract more "customers".

and awarded it a score of 91%.

While provincial graduates who were appointed to office were immediately assigned to low-ranking posts like the county graduates, those who passed the palace examination were awarded a jinshi ('presented scholar') degree and assured a high-level position.