Sentence examples for issue of attainment from inspiring English sources

Both the education select committee and aspiring Labour leader Liz Kendall have raised the issue of attainment among white working-class pupils and this needs to be pursued.

Quite apart from the issue of attainment, we haven't even got the problem of low aspirations cracked, and the report quotes striking new evidence from Vikki Boliver at Durham University that state school students are two grades better qualified than their privately-educated peers before they are likely to apply to a Russell Group university.

In terms of the more specific issues of differential attainment by ethnicity, differential performance on the MRCGP assessments in terms of candidate ethnicity is predicted and confirmed by the same candidates' performance on the MRCP UK) assessments.

"Social mobility is an issue stretching back to birth and beyond and early inequality of attainment is one of the major barriers to progression".

Patients may thus be satisfied with symptom control that is less than total, which raises an issue about whether attainment of a predefined level of symptom suppression or a 'very-satisfied' patient should be the objective of therapy.

The function of the causal principle of the homogeneity of the species is precisely that of ensuring that, say, when visual system and visible object come together, it is visual consciousness rather than auditory or olfactory consciousness that arises [for a detailed analysis of the complex issues surrounding the attainment of cessation, see Griffiths 1986, 66 and passim].

Degree describes the level of attainment ("independently," "fully").

Most areas of the U.S. are what we call "in attainment," but some are occasionally out of attainment.

Instead, help us solve the problem of attainment.

That moment of attainment is known as The Singularity.

After much hesitation, he continues: "We are relentless in seeking the highest levels of attainment where attainment levels have been extremely low before.