Sentence examples for junior group from inspiring English sources

The move puts pressure on the junior group in his coalition, the pacifist Greens.

(Jennifer Dunning) BALLET TECH'S KIDS DANCE (Saturday and Sunday) Eliot Feld's junior group is always fun to watch in the pieces that Mr. Feld creates especially for a younger set.

One who was removed was Marc Biron, who helped start the Save Venice junior group 12 years ago and is now 45. "We politely explained that you can't be 45 and still be buying junior tickets," said Tia F. Chapman, executive director of the charity.

In this study, the average score by the junior group was 42.2% (Hoyel found 49.6%1).

In the junior group 66% of the residents graduated after 2002.

It was clear that junior group leaders "really needed help in managing people," says Wallon.

More junior groups covering more than 700,000 other public-sector workers fare little better, with proposed rises of 1% or less.

The young men developed a lifelong bond by living and eating together apart from their families, dancing and raiding as one, and, later on, acting as patrons and mentors for junior groups in their turn.

The Emmy Noether Program and Junior Groups ("Nachwuchsgruppen") in the biosciences, which already permit excellent postdocs to set up independent research groups, could serve as role models in implementing the new funding structures.

"American Juniors" is not without a legacy though: "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale was one of the winners, earning one of five spots in the American Juniors group; semi-finalist Krisitinia DeBarge had a Top 20 hit with 2009's "Goodbye"; and Tori and Taylor Thompson, who were part of Team Cee Lo on the debut season of "The Voice".

Furthermore, based on Piaget's theory of cognitive development, the junior high group and the elementary group should be able to access the stimuli in the same ordering, the polarity outweighing the truth values.