Sentence examples similar to examination has gone from inspiring English sources

Of course there will be judges who appreciate where the advocate's duty and loyalty lies… but by no means all, and it is expecting a great deal of young advocates who, as they will be required to do, have notified the judge in advance that they are seeking evaluation to stand up to the judge when he thinks that the cross-examination has gone on long enough.

In the nineteen-seventies, we were sitting in the Ph.D. oral examination of a Chicago economist who has gone on to make his mark in the world.

The nature and number of proposed amendments indicates that much thought and effort has gone into the examination of the Commission's proposal.

In its three-year campaign for the All-America award, Huntington has gone through a "good self-examination" as Mr. Petrone put it.

Since Michael Gove entered office, barely a week has gone by without a review of another examination or national curriculum subject.

But the exercise has gone beyond Dr. Kelly and turned into an examination of the government's dependence on manipulating and controlling information.

I understand that a delegation has gone over to the British parliament today in an attempt to counter this quite legitimate examination into the banning of seal imports.

Some concerns flagged by regulators early in the examination appear to have gone unaddressed.

Dr. Godsden, who conducted the post-mortem examination, stated that Mrs. Nowill had gone into the water living.

And after passing the Punjap Education Board's primary level-examination, many of these students have gone to work in education, passing on their knowledge and skills.

"I have gone through the gender examination thing several times.