Mr. Santorum had caught the political bug as a freshman at Pennsylvania State University in the fall of 1976, when he volunteered for John Heinz, a moderate Republican running for the Senate, to fulfill a class requirement.
The representations incorporate elements culled from existing information-seeking behavior and information literacy instruction research, as well as evidence gathered from a study of third grade elementary school students, as they worked to fulfill a class project's requirements.
After taking a fashion illustration class merely to fulfill a course requirement, he unexpectedly got a call from his instructor, who wanted to refer him for a job as an assistant.
Howard became the first NBA athlete who entered the draft early and graduated with his academic class, thus fulfilling a promise he had made to his grandmother on the last day he saw her alive.
For example, one of the tagmemes required for the analysis of English at the syntactic level might be noun-as-subject, in which "noun" refers to a class of substitutable, or paradigmatically related, morphemes or words capable of fulfilling a certain grammatical function, and "subject" refers to the function that may be fulfilled by one or more classes of elements.
Forbes: Fulfilling a childhood dream?
Today, the Literary Museum holds festivals, readings, concerts, and classes for children — fulfilling an important function in a city which, as the Odessa-born American poet Ilya Kaminsky put it, "in its present incarnation, has more monuments to dead writers than actual living ones in residence".
To fulfill a "local current event" class assignment, I naively badgered the Carter Press office into credentialing me so I could cover the first post-election meeting between Carter and Reagan on November 20 , 1980
The question has an affirmative answer for a class of circuits that fulfills a certain regularity condition.
In addition, she contended that high school students should be able to use their college classes to fulfill a high school requirement, which would allow students greater flexibility.
