Sentence examples for tighten student from inspiring English sources

IMMIGRATION Labour Want a cap on numbers of non-EU workers and would tighten student visa rules.

Labour does not commit itself to a figure, but agrees on the need for a cap on non-EU workers and promises to tighten student visa rules.

Yet the Coalition tightened student finance regulations three years ago, barring scores of state educated high-flyers from university – although officials claim it was just a tweak to existing rules.

The shorts, and the Obama Administration, which is tightening student-loan eligibility, have driven down the prices of education stocks — including that of the Washington Post Company, which depends economically on Kaplan Inc., one of the leading for-profit education companies (and until recently the employer of Joel Klein's predecessor as New York schools chancellor, Harold Levy).

It would tighten the student visa system and require public sector workers to speak English.

He would also tighten the student visa system and retain the cap on non-EU skilled migrants.

The party would tighten the student visa system and retain a 20,700 yearly cap on the number of non-EU skilled migrants.

In addition, ministers have signalled their determination to tighten restrictions on student visas.

He also said that Britain would tighten up on student visas for Pakistanis.

The two-hour lunch to discuss schools with the incoming president found little discord, however, on a range of educational issues, including a need to tighten standards for student achievement, improve teacher quality, grant states more flexibility in the use of federal funds and bolster Head Start.

While the maximum Pell Grant will remain unchanged, the eligibility will probably be tightened, requiring students to be enrolled at least half-time to qualify.