Sentence examples for student contract from inspiring English sources

"I have to sign a student contract which binds me to the country for six years if I finish my studies in time and this affects me terribly".

This timing mechanism allows the tutor to check the length of time taken to complete the tasks; if the time is unusually quick, the tutor can then talk to the student to determine what is happening (with potential reasons including a very good student, contract cheating, or technology issue).

In October, a student contracted meningococcal meningitis, a bacterial infection.

A student contracting course work out to others.

In 1999, Michigan State University spent $1 million to give more than 16,000 students and faculty members free vaccinations after a student contracted the disease.

The health officials, who said they were investigating the circumstances of the case, were unable to confirm whether the student contracted the infection at the school, Intermediate School 211 in Canarsie.

The government says the increase can apply to students who have already begun courses - but this will depend on the terms of student contracts in individual universities.

Mr. Obama also delivered a new warning about swine flu, expressing condolences over the death of a Mexican toddler in a Houston hospital, urging schools to close if any students contract the sickness and cautioning parents to prepare contingency plans.

His anti-elitist goals became popular in the Cultural Revolution with marginalised groups such as working-class students, contract workers excluded from state benefits and junior party members chafing against their seniors' privileges.

Because such studies require a fair amount of time in a research unit, the subjects are usually people who need money and have a lot of time to spare: the unemployed, college students, contract workers, ex-cons, or young people living on the margins who have decided that testing drugs is better than punching a clock with the wage slaves.

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