Sentence examples for students judge from inspiring English sources
IAP's existence depends, in part, on how faculty, administration officials, and students judge these credit courses.
What do you think constitutes 'educational quality' and how can the sector help students judge it better?
"These moneys would immediately and directly benefit those most affected by the illegal strike -- namely the students," Judge Parrillo said in his ruling.
Two years ago, Richard launched the Flipped Science Fair, a new collaboration with Yale's Pathways to Science, where middle school students judge graduate students and post-docs.
In a 1961 decision that prompted protests by brick-hurling white students, Judge William A. Bootle ordered the university to admit its first black students, Charlayne Hunter (later Hunter-Gault) and Hamilton Holmes.
For that matter, being around sick, injured, older and vulnerable people early on helps students judge whether they have the stomach for the profession -- before they invest huge amounts of time and money.
They found that American students judged promiscuous women more harshly than British students did.
The two girls have scoliosis and are good students, judging by their education documents.
Students, judges, and passersby alike delighted in the music, understanding, and pride expressed by the instruments.
The students judged the report harshly — unless, prompted by the researchers, they had first described a memory that they were proud of.
More than 200 people – including scholars, advocates, students, judges, government officials, and Liman Law and Summer Fellows – attended the Colloquium.
