Sentence examples for service graduates from inspiring English sources

The fatwas, curriculums and conferences that unpick and reject the extremist ideology; the volunteering and charitable giving which reaches across faith communities; the Muslim guides, scouts, cadets, national citizen service graduates and volunteers who sell poppies every year; individuals who are proudly British and proudly Muslim.

It is the interior which is a sort of Nirvana for a soulful legion of blue-shirted civil service graduates.

Born August 5 , 1924in Orange, New Jersey, Mr. Kiernan attended high school in Wood-Ridge NJ, enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942 and after his service, graduated from Seton Hall University.

Christopher won a scholarship to the University of Southern California and, after an interlude of wartime naval service, graduated with a first-class arts degree.

Final year students or new graduates considering a career in the public sector might think that securing a place on the popular and highly competitive civil service graduate training scheme is their only option.

The recession is driving up demand for at least one expensive service: graduate education.

US News & World Report ranks it 33rd in the nation among public service graduate programs.

Bridgewater Associates began as an institutional investment advisory service, graduated to institutional investing and pioneered the risk parity investment approach in 1996.

In addition, a recent high school or military service graduate with a strong work ethic may also fit this position.

IntraHealth International's USAID-funded FUNZOKenya Project (2012 2017) undertook an assessment to identify the bottlenecks to increasing the number and quality of pre-service graduates in Kenya.

But the debate has broadened: should it return to its old role as a public-service feeder for the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA), the top civil-service graduate school?