Sentence examples for recommendations of professors from inspiring English sources
On campuses, career advisers and applicants say, the program's presence is large, with ambassadors compiling lists of impressive candidates from the recommendations of professors, academic advisers and alumni.
That op-ed and others I've recently written have discussed the policy recommendations of Professor Paul Krugman, a Princeton economist and New York Times columnist.
Based on the recommendations of his professors, who praised him as "the quickest" and "best balanced mind" they had ever seen, and the "most admired" and "best liked man in school," he won a clerkship in 1947 with the Supreme Court justice Wiley Rutledge, a liberal New Dealer and former law-school dean appointed by F.D.R.
Accepting all the findings and recommendations of the report, Professor Ed Byrne - president and principal of KCL - described how the university has a duty to uphold freedom of speech within the law, and will "fight against intolerance wherever it is found".
A year later, on the recommendation of a professor at Yale, he was chosen as a law clerk to Justice Hugo L. Black of the Supreme Court.
The admission process also might require letters of recommendation from professors or employers.
Request letters of recommendation from professors in whose classes you have performed well.
As a result, most of this confidential information — whether it be recommendations from professors or expiring job offers — is shared offline.
Admissions officials are suspicious of near-perfect scores on standardised tests and glowing recommendations from professors, which are common to many applications from China.
Professor effects reflect the trait like personality characteristics of professors.
"This was one of our main recommendations," said Professor Faden, who was chairman of an Institute of Medicine group that recently offered the F.D.A. advice on ethical issues in studying the safety of approved drugs.
