Sentence examples for excluded graduates from inspiring English sources

Excluded: graduates who were deceased and those who asked to be non-participants.

The study excluded graduates since January 2010 as most of them were either undergoing or waiting to start their internship training at the time of this survey.

The reports also exclude graduates who went on for an advanced degree and who attended college part time.

An aide insisted to ScienceInsider that his boss's bill, dubbed the BRAINS Act, does not exclude graduates in the biosciences.

In what has become a controversial caveat, however, Silverman's decision simultaneously excludes graduate assistants at the Sackler Institute of NYU's School of Medicine and research assistants funded by external grants in the physics, biology, and chemistry departments and the Center for Neuroscience.

We examined the conventional 5- or 6-year undergraduate medical courses (A100) across all UK universities, excluding graduate-entry 4-year (A101), 6-year widening access (A102) and 6-year science foundation year (A104) courses.

This definition would exclude mainly graduates from most former polytechnics, renamed universities in 1992.

So, journalism graduates excluded from joining established the Lebanon Press Club in Beirut in a bid to bolster their careers, invigorate the field and organize related activities.

We excluded international medical graduates because of issues unique to these residents.

He believes the NLRB regional director "wrongly described the relationship between graduate assistants and the university" and goes on to say, in a statement released 13 April, that the decision to exclude "225 graduate assistants" should be reviewed.

The University of Michigan's policy, for example, generally considers people in positions of authority or a supervisory capacity as "responsible employees" -- which excludes most graduate students, something favored by Michigan Ph.D. candidate Kathryn Holland.