Sentence examples for papers to be marked from inspiring English sources

The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ), which oversees exam boards, says that "with 15m papers to be marked and 2.3m A-level and 5.4m GCSE grades awarded each year there are many processes that need to take place in the small window between when examinations are sat in May or June and results day in August.

If a school has enough cash, it can return a paper to be marked again.

A package of papers arrived to be marked including the re-sit from the student mentioned.

Papers have to be marked by a fingerprint and countersigned by a supervisor before being placed in a plastic box.

The lawyers were citing a section of Florida election law that described in detail how the names of presidential candidates must be arranged on paper ballots designed to be marked with an X.

Paper ballots are supposed to be marked to the right of the candidate's name; the ballots in Palm Beach were to be marked to the left.

Gordon Brown said spirits would have to be marked with a paper strip over the top off the bottle cap, to show they had paid tax.

State law requires that the paper ballots be marked to the right of the candidate's name; the ballots in Palm Beach were to be marked to the left.

Parents and pupils have little say in the process: it is for schools to decide how many papers will be marked again.

In return, Bulai has a word with Eliza's principal, who agrees to arrange for her papers to be, let us say, generously marked.

If a student is on a really high D grade – only a mark or two from a C – they will pay for their paper to be re-marked regardless of whether or not they think the D is the correct grade for that student.