Sentence examples for programme requirements from inspiring English sources

Note that your letters — solicit at least two, but check programme requirements — should come from faculty members, and not from postdoctoral researchers or teaching assistants.

Unless specified in the programme requirements, with the exceptions of critical thinking and general studies, the third A-level and fourth AS-level can be in any subject and need not be on the list.

As university students are frequently given the tasks of writing research reports to fulfil their respective programme requirements, teaching novice writers to present the results of their reports understandably constitutes an essential component of English lessons at tertiary level.

Musical rethinks, such as the addition of a chamber music round and contemporary music among the programme requirements, helped ensure that a more rounded and versatile musician was on show; finalists' communication skills were further tested with the submission of a short written piece about their choice of repertoire.

A key component of the TQP was to operate a verification plant meeting the programme requirements.

Four major areas were examined: infrastructure of the PHC clinic, the work of the PHC staff (especially in relation to leprosy patients), the flow of patients through the clinic and the performance of programme requirements (such as completion of registers, patient care and supervision of treatment).

Institutions have become more flexible and have realised that the person applying for funding--not simply the programme requirements--should be the centre of attention.

Too many providers are simply not implementing the study programmes' requirements.

The first phase was a systematic literature review to identify currently existing tools and assess whether they met the programmes requirements.

Students can find out the information they need on each programme's requirements at the course programme pages on our website.

On top of this breathalyser programme, recent requirements by the Islington council that Fabric use drug-sniffing dogs and ID scanners at its entry have compounded the feeling for many clubgoers that going out in London currently means having to contend with invasive security measures.