Sentence examples for which graduates from inspiring English sources

The country runs a rehabilitation programme in which graduates are given a wife and a chunk of cash.

That followed Britain cutting the period of time for which graduates from India could remain in the UK.

And European programs do not generally include internships, they note, which graduates of American schools consistently rate as being among the most formative elements of their M.B.A. experiences.

Most Lib Dems favour a graduate tax, under which graduates would pay more tax than those who had not completed a degree.

For example, which graduates are more likely to produce something or do something that makes a difference for other individuals and society in general?

Heavy fees could mean different decisions about marriage, he argues, and could create a society in which graduates habitually rent instead of buying homes.

The interest rate at which graduates pay back their loans will be at the government's cost of borrowing – inflation plus 2.2%.

He also notes that the growth of "green" industries presents an immediate problem of a skills shortage which graduates can take advantage of.

Could Mr. Keltner use yearbook portraits circa 1960 to analyze facial warmth and predict which graduates were more satisfied with their lives?

West Point is no stranger to change, from the bitter schism of the Civil War, in which graduates fought on different sides, to the nuclear age.

The government has announced some minor concessions on tuition fees, notably an annual increase of the minimum salary at which graduates will have to start repaying fees.