Finally, they concluded that assessors may mark leniently, harshly, to a different standard to others, and may value quality differently leading to a need for a substantial amount of time allocated to training and moderation.
When he was at school, he says, he felt harshly judged for different reasons.
You can't criticise the Currys interviewer too harshly for trying something different.
Going through this with her makes me see other parents that I used to judge fairly harshly on a completely different level.
"Even if you control for things like arrests and gang membership, what the report found was that people in communities of color were being treated different, more harshly than otherwise identical communities of white people," Segal said.
He argues that the couple were "treated more harshly, and often pursued with different standards and more relentlessly — during virtually the whole of their occupancy of the White House — than any president and his wife of the 20th century".
At a dinner in Highgate, north London, the broadcaster Peter Snow exploded: "What idiots those British staff officers were!" Fitzroy demurred, saying it was wrong to judge harshly military men of a different age, adding quietly, "I am Lord Raglan".
Variation in the grades earned in introductory science courses is one factor that affects students' persistence in science-related majors; a lightly graded introductory course versus a harshly graded one has a different effect (Ost, 2010).
Yes, some will argue that hate crimes need not be punished more harshly than similar crimes committed for different reasons.
Mark Wahlberg?) is taken hostage in a thrilling heist, Congress waiting, they will force him to recite a very different speech —one that harshly denounces America to the world.
