Sentence examples for school of origin from inspiring English sources

School of origin was a government school for 47%, independent school for 32.8%, Catholic school for 17.6%, TAFE college for 0.4% and Other school for 2.2%.

Tenured and tenure-track Cornell faculty are eligible to apply, as are faculty-led programs and centers within the university, irrespective of their college or school of origin.

Access to Harvard theses/dissertations that are not available through ProQuest depends on the school of origin and its associated library.

We typically receive 25-30 applications for the five places available for visitors, who spend their third year at Berkeley and receive their law degree from their school of origin.

Among other things, the law requires that "to the extent feasible, keep a homeless child or youth in the school of origin, except when doing so is contrary to the wishes of the child's or youth's parent or guardian".

Local education and child welfare agencies also must collaborate to develop and implement a plan for transportation for those students who will need it to remain in their school of origin.

Students who were rejected had nowhere to go, except back to their schools of origin.

"A majority of the families in Tuckahoe opt to stay in their school district of origin because they do not intend to live permanently on the East End," she said.

Predictors of the magnitude of any practice effects were evaluated from a number of socio-demographic indices collected on enrolment for the UMAT, including age, gender, postal address, language spoken at home, type of secondary school, country of origin and self-identification as being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin (ATSI).

The institute would return the card to the school of its origin, thus providing material for discussions on, as the message from the Triangle Coalition put it, "weather winds aloft, properties of helium, the uses of latitude and longitude to identify places on the surface of the earth, and how to predict possible recovery sites of balloons".

"And it is here, today, in the church and school of my origins, where the lives of nuns in the convent are now dedicated to getting women out of prison and helping them afterwards, here suddenly on this empty sidewalk I was never prouder of anything in my life," he confesses.