Sentence examples for high-class graduates from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Eric Thomas, vice-chancellor of the University of Bristol, called for a reality check among universities on the competition offered by China and India, saying that world-class universities were defined by output not input, and needed to produce high-class graduates over several years.

Men are ineligible for the N.B.A. draft until one year after their high school class graduates.

College players can enter the draft three years after their high school class graduates.

Dominicans are exempt from the draft and can sign with major league organizations as early as age 16, while Puerto Ricans, as United States citizens, must wait until their high school class graduates or they turn 18 to enter the draft.

Stern's Observations Commissioner David Stern said he believed that the Maurice Clarett ruling, which brought down the N.F.L.'s longstanding policy that a player must wait three years after his high school class graduates to enter the league, would be overturned.

Correction: October 1, 2003, Wednesday A Sports of The Times column on Friday about a lawsuit by Maurice Clarett of Ohio State seeking to overturn the National Football League's rule that a player cannot be drafted until three years after his high school class graduates, misstated the nature of a police report that involved him.

Yet, with the NBA requiring athletes to wait until one year after their high school class graduates before joining the league, many young basketball stars have felt they had little choice but to head to college at least temporarily.

It will argue that its collective bargaining agreement with the players association prohibits a player from entering the draft until three years after his high school class graduated.

She declared that the league rule that prohibited players from entering the draft until three years after their high school class graduated was a violation of antitrust law.

A year ago, LeBron James, the prep basketball phenom from Akron, Ohio, considered leaving high school after his junior year and challenging the National Basketball Association's requirement that American-born players remain ineligible until their high school classes graduate.

Players may now enter the N.B.A. draft the year their class graduates from high school.