Sentence examples for planned commencement from inspiring English sources
Days before Saturday's planned commencement, seniors astride horses rode through a quad worthy of a putting green.
Applications should be mailed at least 90 days prior to planned commencement of settlement activities to allow time for the Commission to review the application and to allow for the informal public comment period.
Asked about Obama's planned commencement speech at the University of Notre Dame, Gingrich, who converted to Catholicism earlier this year, was typically strident.
Those still engaged in Bachelor's degree studies at the time of application are also eligible, if they will complete their studies and receive their degrees prior to the planned commencement date of their fellowships.
Longtime White House correspondent Thomas had been forced to cancel her planned commencement address at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Maryland, following the firestorm over her controversial remarks about Israel.
A large group of faculty at Smith College are speaking out after a protest pushed International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde to cancel her planned commencement address, which was set for Sunday.
At least one institution, Hunter College, said it could not plan commencement exer cises during student disorders this spring and planned less formal "receptions" today for graduates, parents and profes sors.
MEIZ was planned for commencement in 2008 and receiving one cohort per year thereafter.
As vice president and university secretary, she provides administrative support to the board of trustees, oversees the planning for commencement and other academic convocations (including presidential inaugurations), and coordinates all vice president-level searches.
I also helped to plan a commencement ceremony.
More shocking, in the spring of 2006 he announced that he planned to give the commencement speech at Liberty University, which was run by Jerry Falwell — one of the so-called "agents of intolerance" and "forces of evil".
