Sentence examples for examinations set from inspiring English sources

"We can, if necessary, pull the examinations set for January and next summer, with awarding bodies then providing substitute scripts if that is needed".

Member countries hold periodic championship dance-offs, for which contestants may qualify by passing a series of graded examinations set up by another London body, the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing.

What jobs you could do If you want to work as a chartered accountant after graduation you will need to study examinations set by the major professional bodies, such as the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales ICAEWWales ICAEW

With the advent of Western colonization after 1500 and particularly from the early 19th to the mid-20th century, Western schooling with its dominantly secular curriculum, sequence of grades, examinations, set calendar, and diplomas began to make strong inroads on the region's traditional educational practices.

International medical graduates who wish to practise medicine in the UK can be accepted onto the List of Registered Medical Practitioners of the General Medical Council (GMC) by passing the two examinations set by the GMC's Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB).

When he stepped down, he walked over to his wife, Jan, who had begun to fidget in her seat as Mr. Hurley's carefully planned cross-examination set the snare that the great economist stepped into.

Wall Street has been dealing with accounting issues for more than six months, an examination set in motion by the collapse of Enron on questionable bookkeeping and energy trading practices.

An entity recognized as a qualified carrier shall fully cooperate with the special master appointed by the court under paragraph (3)(B) in an examination set forth in subparagraph (B).

3) Students who decide, or are advised, to leave the program before completion of the Ph.D. may receive a terminal M.A. degree, after completing 39 hours of course credit (of which at least 30 must be graded, with an average evaluation of at least B+) and completing a M.A. examination set by the Department.

Admissions are based on an entrance examination set by the school, and an interview.

Macdonald travelled by steamboat to Toronto (known until 1834 as York), where he passed an examination set by The Law Society of Upper Canada, including mathematics, Latin, and history.