Sentence examples for examinations held from inspiring English sources

On 5 September 1857, the University of Madras was established as an examining body using the University of London as a model with the first examinations held in February 1858.

Members of the yangban devoted themselves to the study of Neo-Confucian orthodoxy and, through civil service examinations, held public offices, their sole profession.

FIFA now requires all agents to be licensed and to pass written examinations held by national associations, but there is little global consistency regarding the control of agent powers.

The more than 5,000 judges are recruited by means of competitive examinations held by the National School of the Magistracy, which was founded in 1958 and in 1970 replaced the National Centre for Judicial Studies.

The baccalaureate, or bachelor's degree, was originally simply a stage toward mastership and was awarded to a candidate who had studied the prescribed texts in the trivium (grammar, rhetoric, and logic) for three or four years and had successfully passed examinations held by his masters.

My assignment would be based on the final examinations held at the end of the two years' cruise imposed upon young officers after their graduation from the academy.

This article investigated the micro-genres of the writing tasks which appeared in university entrance examinations in Japan as university entrance examinations hold a strong influence on learning and teaching English.

Talk story about the Peace Corps entrance examination held recently.

The New Yorker, December 21 , 1963P. 22 Talk story about the Peace Corps entrance examination held recently.

Oral examination: Held after submission of the written proposal to the dissertation proposal committee.

A post-mortem examination held two days after she died proved inconclusive.