Sentence examples for minimum proficiency from inspiring English sources

Only one public-school student in 14 graduates, with all the minimum proficiency scores demanded by the city, at the time they should.

In the Department of Basic Education's national literacy and numeracy tests last year, only 15% of 12-year-olds (sixth graders) scored at or above the minimum proficiency on the language test.

35% to 38% of Malaysian students failed to meet the minimum proficiency levels critically in Mathematics and Science in 2011 MOE 2013).

Almost 60% of the 15-year-old Malaysian students who participated in PISA failed to meet the minimum proficiency level in Mathematics.

As discussed in Section 3.3, the same requirements could also be estimated as the maximum proficiency level of workers who report feeling the need of training ((widetilde {min}_{j})) and the minimum proficiency of workers who feel they can do a more demanding job ((widetilde {max}_{j})).

The main problem of the other laboratories in achieving the minimum proficiency standards were due to cross-reactivities with sera containing antibodies to heterologous flaviviruses, mainly with a serum from a yellow fever vaccinee (14 laboratories; ~52%).

English UK argued that learners of English needed more time to reach a higher minimum English proficiency, which was introduced for Tier 4 applicants in 2010.

They were (a) the initiation of benchmark qualifications for all teachers of English, and (b) the specification of minimum language proficiency standards for teachers to attain professional qualification.

Mr. Alexander said foreign students were required to have a "minimum level of proficiency" before being accepted.

(The N.R.A.'s lobbying arm opposes minimum training and proficiency standards for carry permits, calling them "needless mandates," and it has successfully spurred some states to eliminate them).

The bill, the legislative answer to President Bush's initiative on education, allows states to define minimum levels of proficiency on reading and math tests and gives them 12 years to do so at a more or less steady pace.