Sentence examples for reduction of graduates from inspiring English sources
The Turkish Medical Association called for an urgent reduction of graduates to 2,500 in a speech at the 8th 5-year development plan government meeting, but no significant reduction of medical education quotas has been achieved yet [ 6].
In 2011, black Africans accounted for 31% of medical graduates and whites accounted for 54% at school B. This equates to an almost 50% reduction of white graduates at school B. The number of coloured graduates rose significantly from 1% in 1999 to 4% in 2011, with Asian graduates also increasing in number.
The crisis resulted in a reduction in the number of graduates in medicine and scholarships for specialization induced by linear cuts will result in a drastic reduction of radiological specialists.
"Business groups and others criticised that settlement, saying a reduction in the number of graduates would be bad for the economy".
The potential reduction in the number of graduates in medicine and scholarships for specialisation induced by linear cuts that many governments are implementing will result in a drastic reduction of radiological specialists in the next 5 years.
However this rapid scaling up has come at the cost of a reduction in the quality of graduates.
An analysis of the resources going into medical and health-related research in 2005 showed a further reduction of the proportion of graduate physicians among the PhD students at universities after 1997 [ 7].
Cuts in public sector spending could also be affecting the jobs market, says the survey - with reductions in the numbers of graduates going into a range of posts in health, education and social services.
Lists = number of graduates from graduation lists.
The reduction in numbers of graduate vacancies in 2009 is now projected to be much less significant than was at first feared, as employers appreciate the need to keep their workforce strong for when the upturn comes.
Last year the Council agreed to an average reduction of 3.5percentt, which is graduated depending on a taxpayer's income, and that went into effect in January.
