Sentence examples for exams abroad from inspiring English sources

When in 2005 the Dutch parliament imposed a pre-entry integration regime on foreigners who wished to join a partner, parent or child in the Netherlands, requiring exams abroad to prove Dutch language ability and knowledge of society before admittance (Bonjour, 2014, p. 204; 2010), family reunification became a special arena of civic integration policies.

A large number of students had already started preparing for licensing exams and electives abroad, and an increasing trend was observed with increasing years in medical college.

The rich can have their children coached for the entrance exams, or send them abroad should they fail; the poor have to rely on the underfunded state schools.

The exam's rise both abroad and in the United States mirrored the rapid ascent of psychoanalysis.

Professionals have to take more exams before they can practise abroad.

Steve Robinson, executive director of the National Gulf War Resource Center, an umbrella group for organizations representing gulf war veterans, said troops should have full physical exams before, during and after assignments abroad -- including the collection of blood samples.

A few days later, Snyder received a briefing on an élite graduate student who was paralyzed with the fear of failing the English exam that is required for study abroad.

Some have responded by seeking positions abroad or cramming for the government exams.

Chinese schools just teach the exams, she told me, even more so than abroad.

(B_f2f_T1)... these are wonderful tools in cases where it is impossible, or very difficult, for students to attend university … (such as) SEN students, students from programs abroad, students with temporary difficulties attending exams.

It offers computer science and English classes, with 36 graduates sitting for university entrance exams this year and 44 children on scholarships for study abroad.