Sentence examples for grade under from inspiring English sources
The phrase "grade under" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing grading criteria or performance levels, but it is not commonly recognized. Example: "Students will be graded under the new rubric implemented this semester."
Thus a school that has kindergarten through the eighth grade under the same roof could be counted twice -- as an elementary school and as a middle school.
The restaurant had passed with a score of 21, the equivalent of a B grade under the new system, and a court appearance was scheduled.
In 2006, all diesel fuel sold at service stations must be ultra-low sulfur grade under E.P.A. regulations, Mr. Werner said.
Much better to gain leverage by producing low-enriched uranium — far from weapons grade — under International Atomic Energy Agency inspection and allow rumors to swirl.
Iceland, which is already ranked "junk" at Fitch Ratings, also risks putting its credit grade under pressure if it proceeds with debt relief, according to Moody's Investors Service.
One observer will be assigned to any teacher receiving a first "ineffective" rating, the lowest possible grade under the new teacher evaluation system.
Stevenson has become particularly adept at winning the kindergarten-through-fifth-grade under 900 section, taking the title in 2008, 2009 and 2010, and always by wide margins.
Then came the beefing-up of exam grades under Gove, thus reinforcing the emphasis on academic excellence.
Japan's nuclear regulation authority in July gave them passing grades under stricter safety requirements that factored in the lessons of the Fukushima Dai-ichi meltdowns.
English language, English literature and mathematics will be the first three subjects to be marked and graded under the new system.
Steve Spence, a geometry teacher in Volusia County, Fla., proudly said that no school in his district received failing grades under the state's new accountability system, then admitted.
