Sentence examples for graduated under the from inspiring English sources

Compared with those in neighboring districts, he said, many more of his students graduated under the "minimum" diploma plan, which could leave them with little preparation for college.

After graduating, under the terms of his government scholarship, he taught secondary school at Kaunas from 1819 to 1823.

He has an active program of training PhD students in CAPKR in Systems Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics, and numerous students graduated under his supervision from the University of Sheffield, where he was a Professor of Systems Pharmacology before joining the University of Manchester in 2009.

Doctors who graduated under CPIRD were labelled as 'CPIRD'CPIRD

Chelsea's established strategy is to loan players – there have been over 30 on temporary deals away from the club this season – once they have graduated from the Under-18 and Under-19 set-ups to gain regular experience in senior football.

He  graduated via the Under-21s but was no surprise.

In Italy, Portugal and Spain, about one-fourth of college graduates under the age of 25 are unemployed.

In 2007, 5.5percentnt of college graduates under the age of twenty-five were out of work.

The new legislation authorizes the state to credit the Dallas district for students who graduate under the three-year plan, Mr. Morath said.

Meanwhile, more than half the class of 2015 - the first to graduate under the £9,000 a year fees regime - say they failed to get value for money from their university courses, according to a new survey.

According to an Associated Press analysis of data from 2011, 53.6 percent of college graduates under the age of 25 were unemployed or, if they were lucky, merely underemployed, which means they were in jobs for which their degrees weren't necessary.