The exams continue until July 4.

Women were being encouraged to take entrance exams for government positions and exams were currently being used to provide objective criteria for promotion for government employees women were encouraged to take such exams.

Over the last decade, tests and exams for immigrants have proliferated but so have controversies about what they may legitimately ask.

He failed his exams through not studying enough.

He had managed to pass further exams during the autumn.

The two exams are free under the public health system.

At the end of the secondary stage, GCE O Level exams are taken at the end of the following pre university stage, the GCE A Level exams are taken.

People who have no light, whether it's physical or metaphorical, cannot pass our exams, and we can never know what they know.

Thousands of students are currently sitting their final exams in Egypt.

Last year, women made up 60 of all students passing university exams, and women have done well in traditionally male dominated disciplines like engineering.

Due to this practice, cheating has become common at high school graduation exams.

After the exams, the entire school becomes white, covered with used cheat sheets.

He failed several times to pass his baccalauréat exams, so he decided to study theater.

This is why many parents are more stressed out about the exams than the students themselves.

What these kinds of exams cannot do and should not attempt to do is test people s political convictions.

Only about 11 of the approximately 1.5 million people who take exams annually are accepted into a university.

However, as a result of the November 2004 crisis, the exams scheduled for the same month were cancelled.

Community health workers started visiting the farm and urging the women to go to the clinic and get exams.

The challenge is to guarantee the fulfillment of prenatal exams, priority care, qualification and humanization of the professionals involved.

In the end, citizenship exams, rather than really being tests in any meaningful sense at all, are tools for communication.

Moissan made student admission subject to competitive exams and renamed the school Institut de chimie appliquée (Institute of Applied Chemistry).

In the episode, Bart fails four consecutive history exams and the school psychiatrist recommends that Bart repeat the fourth grade.

As to law studies, it is not known whether and how the complainant has been able to pass any exams.

At the Electronic Intifada, Rami Almeghari reported on the determination of Gaza's students to study for their exams, regardless of circumstances.

The stress of the exams is clear in a post by student Ghost of Palestine called The results are out No commmmmment!

RamyYaacoub HighSchoolers are crowd sourcing answers to leaked exams for 2nd day, Min. of education denying it Egypt follow waelabbas for more

Also, the faculty of medicine accepts, on a trial basis, a number of qualified Bedouin women who failed the formal entry exams.

Many are campaigns I received several thousand e mails recently from Muslim students who do not want exams to be administered on Fridays.

Registration allows young people to be eligible to take exams, go to university, or get a national identity card or a driving license.

The percentage of female minors taking matriculation exams in science is 45 electronics 12 , biology 66 , chemistry 62 , computers 43 and physics 30 .

This is accomplished through funding for preparatory courses for the university entrance exams and the granting of scholarships to these same young people.

The SUS provides infant formula for free as a substitute for maternal milk, as well as exams and treatment for AIDS and syphilis.

The fact that this year the exams were held simultaneously in the West Bank and Gaza was hailed as a sign of national unity.

These are exams covering various academic disciplines, which are studied in units ( yehidot limud ) of one to five on an ascending scale of difficulty.

The percentage of those successfully completing the exams is equally high with the ratio higher among female minors than male minors (57 to 33 ).

He was pleased to be informed of the permanent residence granted his wife and children, and has continued with his law studies and exams.

In recent years, there had been a large increase in the number of Bedouin students who had taken matriculation exams and earned a baccalaureate.

This phenomenon is a result of the incentive provided in the public entrance exams in which the criteria for approval classification are non discriminatory.

All across the developing world there are millions of parents tens, hundreds of millions who for the first time are with children doing homework and exams.

She never missed classes to go to protests and she was always willing to take exams which allowed her to climb up the professional education ladder.

He completed his training and exams at the famous Farman pilot school in France and was awarded the international FAI license no.979 in June 1912.

The percentage of women taking the exams for the cadet course (30 45 ) is similar to the percentage of women admitted to the course (30 48 ).

For example, I face my own dilemmas, and I do my own experiments. I have a seemingly dangerous condition called Barrett s esophagus mysterious lesions around the entrance to my stomach that were discovered by chance (during medical exams for my cosmonaut training).

Among the Arab education system, 91.7 of the female minors within the 12th grade age group took the matriculation exams, compared to 84 of the male minors.

In 2002, 84.3 of the female minors within the 12th grade age group (in the Hebrew education) took matriculation exams, compared with only 75.1 of the male minors.