Sentence examples for sat in October from inspiring English sources

But more significantly for Mr Ackermann, an appeal court sat in October to reconsider his acquittal over the Mannesmann bonuses.

The errors have prompted some students to petition the College Board to allow them to retake the SAT in October for free, while some students and parents are discussing other options, including a class-action lawsuit, according to FairTest, or the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, which alerted me to the change in the College Board's statement.

Since Parliament last sat in July, another 29 have died.

It tried again once the new Senate sat in July.

In 2012 many GCSE English papers had to be remarked following the discovery of odd discrepancies in results between exams sat in January and June.

We sat, in August, in her orderly, compact office, with a reproduction of "The Kiss," by Gustav Klimt, mounted above her desk.

As he recalled the speech he prepared — while we sat in December outside his little purchasing office in Kasese, a town not far from the Democratic Republic of Congo — he sounded like the most moving of preachers.

Mericle's interpretation employs a couple of reasonable-looking metrics: an official unemployment rate of five per cent, which is where the jobless rate sat in December, 2007, when the recession began, and an "underemployment rate" of nine per cent.

McCoist faces three counts of breaching disciplinary rules for calling into question the independence of the judicial panel that sat in April to hear a case against Rangers and their former owner Craig Whyte.

A-level results, to be published next Thursday, are likely to be affected by the end of AS and A-level exams sat in January, which Ofqual has said will mean "that results will look different from previous years".

The exam, which was set by the Welsh exam board WJEC, will now be amended and sat in March.