Sentence examples for fails the examination from inspiring English sources
If the student fails the examination, the committee and DGSs will together prescribe the remedy, which may include scheduling a second defense.
By Mavis Gallant The New Yorker, October 4 , 1982P. 40 To the astonishment of no one except his parents Luc Clairvoie fails the examination that should have propelled him into one of the finest engineering schools in Paris.
(1) Any person who fails the examination may apply to OSM for reexamination by submitting a new application, including the prescribed fee, but no person may take the examination more than 2 times in any 12-month period.
(2) Any person who fails the examination and submits a new application within 2 years of completing training as provided in § 955.12(a) need not repeat, or resubmit evidence of having completed, training.
If the chair of the committee casts a negative vote, the student fails the examination.
In accordance with Graduate School regulations, a student who fails the examination may request permission to take it a second time (for the time limitations and other specifications governing the writing of the dissertation, the student is referred to the Graduate School Bulletin and the Guide for the Preparation of Theses and Dissertations.
An additional rule, which applies to only a tiny percentage of candidates, is that any candidate who receives three Clear Fail marks from three different examiners will automatically fail the examination; in practice most candidates meeting this criterion would have failed the examination anyway as their total mark is below 41.
In '28 he tried to join the Air Corps but failed the examination & had to take additional courses at the U. of S. California.
Cui Shi — married to an impoverished scholar, Zhu Maichen, who has failed the examination for a government position repeatedly over two decades — loses patience (actually, you suspect from the portrayal that she never did have much) and leaves him for a carpenter.
Foyle's, which according to its ads, has "the largest bookselling business of its kind in the world," got started in this century, when two teen-age boys William Alfred Foyle & his younger brother Gilbert, bought a couple of dozen textbooks in order to study for civil service exams They failed the examination but succeeded in selling their books from their home in the London suburb of Shoreditch.
