But even should you march out of this Commencement in full force to typewriters, easels and Steinway grands, you won't shield yourselves from boredom entirely".
Dropout in this year of the programme may be related to student commencement of full-time clinical rotations.
In fact, as the Third District determined in Miami-Dade County Democratic Party v. Miami-Dade County Canvassing Board, (Nov. 22, 2000), the results of the sample manual recount and the actual commencement of the full manual recount triggered the canvassing board's "mandatory obligation to recount all of the ballots in the county".
Many commencement speeches are full of cliches and meaningless anecdotes -- or are just downright forgettable.
I want to emphasize that neither the opening of a preliminary review nor, if evidence warrants it, the commencement of a full investigation, means that charges will necessarily follow.
This framework highlights the importance of adequate modelling and exploration or piloting of the intervention prior to commencement of the full randomised controlled trial.
Her sons jumped from commencement to the real world full of springy confidence.
But in terms of sheer excitement — and frantic primping — there has been no bigger event in recent memory than Saturday's visit by Michelle Obama, who will deliver the commencement address to the first full graduating class of the University of California at Merced, the newest, smallest and most anonymous of 10 campuses in the state university system.
Maybe it's because we're currently in a season of change with school's cessation, graduation, commencement speeches and summer in full swing.
He wrote "A Question of Freedom" while attending the University of Maryland on a full scholarship, and in May of 2009, he delivered the commencement address at his graduation.
