Sentence examples for introducing graduate from inspiring English sources

Another limitation is the setting, as the organisational and policy-related issues are unique to the UK National Health Service and dental training, although many of the aspects resonate with other countries' reports of introducing graduate entry programmes.

Milkround has a simple jobs business model introducing graduates to bluechips.

In an attempt to tackle the shortage of qualified science teachers, the government has also introduced Graduate Teacher Programmes (GTP).

A team was dispatched to investigate medical training in the United States, where all medical students are graduates, as well as Canada and Australia, which introduced graduate courses about 5 years ago, she explains.

In the last decade, many states have introduced graduated licensing laws that increased limitations for drivers under 18.

His first act was to introduce graduated rough so players who barely missed the fairway could still display their skills instead of chopping out sideways.

With room to house classes, startups to introduce graduates to, and a well-known name in Silicon Valley, Rocket U could be a smart extension of its business.

And the district is the first anywhere to introduce graduate-level courses inspired by Carnegie Mellon University that teach game design to high school students.

The Government, having dropped top-up fees from its agenda, must now be brave enough to finish the job by introducing a graduate tax substantial enough to fund workable levels of investment for institutions and individuals alike.

While many commentators see Browne as offering savings to the Treasury by introducing increased graduate contributions, it is the spending review that sets the context within which to understand Browne.

The council urges departments to "introduce graduate students to the full range of faculty life," as well as other career paths, and to include training in the use of technology (see Doctoral Education: Preparing for the Future, 1997).