Sentence examples for language exam from inspiring English sources

Seven possible contenders have passed the mandatory Kazakh language exam and have been approved by the Central Election Commission.

One approach would be to put more money and effort into encouraging many more non-citizens to take local citizenship (which chiefly involves passing a language exam).

He set up a sting operation for a June 18 language exam, placing a reliable proctor to catch Mr. Ahsan in the act, the report said.

Digital copies of a French language exam were found online last Tuesday evening, a day before the exam was scheduled to take place.

Even if he disentangles himself from the courts, he will have to pass a mandatory Kirgiz language exam before his candidacy is accepted.

Next summer 54% of GCSE pupils are expected to take a language exam, the highest proportion since 2005, when the figure was 60%.

Many were naturalised in the 1990s, and a steady trickle continue to pass the language exams and apply for citizenship.

In Latvia, Russian speakers were denied citizenship, and made to take Latvian language exams to obtain it.

In another change, English and English language exams this year will not include a mark for speaking and listening, which previously accounted for 25% of marks.

Commentators, pundits, teachers' unions and employers dissect the overall figures, lamenting, for example, the "national catastrophe" of a fall in entries to foreign language exams or (this year) science exams.

Teenagers who took GCSE English and English language exams in England and Wales this summer are to be offered special resits in November despite the exam regulator Ofqual saying there was no problem with the marking of their June papers.