Sentence examples for examination rather from inspiring English sources
As a result of advocacy by Thomas Macaulay, secretary to the board of control, examination rather than patronage was adopted as a recruitment method.
Under the ruling today, appellate judges who are asked to review a trial court's determination of excessiveness must conduct their own independent examination rather than defer to the lower court's judgment.
At the moment, however, both incidents are merely under early stage examination, rather than being full investigations or actual cases - and could eventually result in no further action being taken.
To be mentioned here, our purpose is to figure out potentially malicious insiders for future examination rather than to make a definite judgment.
Researchers (Hasan 2013; Maniruzzaman and Hoque 2010) sometimes seem to blame English teachers for teaching exclusively to the examination rather than implementing the tenets of communicative language.
Our study suggests that in trauma it will more often be the person with the greatest skill who performs the FAST examination rather than the person recommended in the guidelines.
But unlike Mr. West, when Nas contradicts himself on record, it doesn't come off as self-examination; rather, it sounds wishy-washy.
But the way veterans advocates like Daniel Griffin see it, the plan would leave Montrose vastly shriveled — 12 acres that would amount to a modernized walk-in clinic for checkups and eye and foot examinations rather than a true hospital.
Intent on improving its leadership, the army began to promote officers on the basis of success in examinations rather than through the old-boy network, and Dreyfus was one of those selected for special training.
Correction: February 28 , 2002 Thursday An article on Friday about Harvard University's decision to give college credit for advanced placement courses only when students score a five -- the top score -- on examinations, rather than a three, four or five, misstated the newspaper that first reported on the decision.
In their opinion, these approaches are mainly aimed at helping students to pass reading and writing examinations, rather than being able to communicate naturally in real-world contexts (Butler 2005; Su 2006; Yang & Lyster 2010).
