Sentence examples for exempted students from inspiring English sources

For Iran, the proclamation blocked both immigrants and nonimmigrants, although it exempted students and those participating in a cultural exchange.

The Daily Progress reports Virginia is one of four states that provides an explicit religious exemption, and is the only state that does not require exempted students to satisfy any educational requirements, such as enrollment in a home-schooling program.

The earliest US immigration restrictions targeted Chinese people but exempted students as well as individuals who might extend America's influence in China.

In 2011, UGC issued guidelines that exempted students from performing dissections in undergraduate classes and allowed students in postgraduate courses to opt out.

Virginia Department of Education spokesman Charles Pyle said the department presumes that exempted students are receiving some sort of home instruction, though there is not any follow-up reporting to confirm this assumption, the Associated Press reports.

His course carried RICS accreditation, which exempts students from certain subsequent professional qualifications.

Others allow exempting students with their parents' permission, but not entire schools.

Under those rules, districts may exempt students who have been "primarily" taught in English for less than three years if they cannot demonstrate their knowledge in English.

For Iran, the proclamation blocks both immigrants and non-immigrants, although it exempts students and those participating in a cultural exchange.

THIS week Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, was busy telling his disparate coalition partners that they had nothing to worry about after the High Court ruled that the law exempting students at yeshivas (religious seminaries) from military service was unconstitutional.

Policy simulations suggest that exempting students with strong high school backgrounds from placement testing could lower remediation rates by 8 to 12 percentage points, without affecting pass rates in college-level courses.