Sentence examples for private candidates from inspiring English sources

The Sutton Trust, the charity that aims to promote social mobility through education, blames the unequal outcomes between state and private candidates at university level on the poor exam performance of some schools.

I discovered the option of sitting exams as a private candidate.

That child, my father, would drop out of secondary school when his family could no longer afford the fees, would work as a sanitary inspector, take his Cambridge exams as a private candidate, study pure mathematics at Ibadan, get a doctorate at Berkeley and become Nigeria's first professor of statistics; I grew up seeing sheets of paper full of strange-looking equations on the study table.

While we did not perform extensive validation of private candidate CNVs, the single-cell CNV analysis shows that germline CNVs, shared clonal CNVs, and private candidate CNVs as small as ~2 Mb can be identified in single-cell genomes with GenomePlex, confirming other reports that somatic CNVs are common in cultured cells (Abyzov et al., 2012).

I suspect it will also accentuate the advantage for the heavily coached private school candidates.

The rigid organizational structure at UTI was hardly appealing to private sector candidates.

According to a headhunter with knowledge of the search, but who asked for anonymity because the search is private, one candidate is Christopher J. Dodd, the powerful Democratic senator from Connecticut, who is retiring.

"An information leak about campaign strategy, candid communication not meant for public consumption and private data about candidates and those backing them can all have a significant impact on a campaign," says Robles.

Private jets save candidates' time, and the rule was changed amid concerns that the arrangement allowed wealthy supporters to effectively give candidates large in-kind political contributions by letting them use their aircraft for less money than equivalent charter flights.

No editors or academics would agonize about prying into candidates' private lives.

On the other hand, journalists have long kept away from looking at political candidates' private life.