Sentence examples for restarted students from inspiring English sources
Eight exams were "restarted" (students who were kicked off after they answered sample questions but before they answered operational questions were allowed to "restart" their exam after the SDE was contacted and given detailed information).
If the view and/or procedure were considered incorrect, the timing was restarted and students resumed the examination.
A further three students restarted the course in the following academic year after voluntary suspension, two for personal or family health problems and one who felt too young to be on the course.
For instance, the department of neuroscience at McMaster has such a protocol, which restarts funding when students make the switch.
To help restart classes for students whose schools were damaged or destroyed by the disaster, UNICEF has supplied 1,400 schools with supplies such as chalkboards, textbooks, desks and 'School-in-a-Box' kits.
Students at Harvard are restarting a campaign, called Students for a Humane and Responsible Economics, to improve economics education at the university and remove it from this ideological straitjacket, because we know that we should be taught to think critically about economic issues for the sake of ourselves and of society.
On Day 4, students returned to the computer lab and restarted the technology-based activity, including watching a video of a STEM professional and restarting the IVE game from the beginning – again playing for about 30 minutes.
And although temporary schools in the valleys restarted classes much sooner after the earthquake, the Jabori students have caught up fast.
In contrast, university students had recess in August and September 2009 and restarted in October 2009.
Growth restarted almost immediately.
