Sentence examples for graduated exit from inspiring English sources

The ban on stockmarket repatriations was replaced with a graduated exit tax.

The ban on remitting the proceeds of share sales was originally meant to last a year; but in February it was replaced with a graduated exit tax.

It was built with its entrance facing the immigrant neighborhoods of the Lower East Side, symbolically welcoming the poor to a future of opportunity; each spring, graduates exit through another door, pouring out toward Fifth Avenue.

This involves more than just estimating a head count or number of FM graduates exiting programs, but also examining measures of their workload and productivity.

These cohorts were defined by FM graduates exit year of graduation (1993 to 1996, 1997 to 1999 and 2000 to 2003).

For FM graduates exiting their training between 1997 and 1999, there was a statistically significant drop in the proportion of FM graduates who practicing in the Toronto Central area.

If long-term career prospects in research stay as bleak as they are now and the postdoctoral system does not provide any suitable exit routes, newly graduated Ph.D.s will turn their backs on academic research for fear of becoming trapped in the system.

Once the initial product was baked, Diffbot had the singular honor of being the first company to be accelerated in the program that would become Stanford's premiere source for getting graduates to exit velocity with their business — StartX (where Tung is still a mentor).

You will graduate (or exit with grace), and enter the real world where nobody cares if leggings show the shape of your butt, because everybody wears leggings and everybody has butts.

Just because you've graduated or otherwise left an institution of learning doesn't mean that your education has to stop once you've exited the doors.

The findings suggest that graduates are exiting the programme confident and ready to begin their internships.