examining board
examining body

He has been on the examining board for commercial high schools since 1897.

He also served as secretary and later president of the pension examining board 1865-1907.

However, today many more examining boards link their exams to the system.

This broad policy decision had to be implemented by examining boards, schools and individual teachers.

The exams came more frequently now, and there was always someone new heading the examining board.

He has just been before the examining board.

Alternatively, you could speak to the examining board directly - see below for some contact details.

Its traditional style was designed to appeal to the examining board and sounds stilted when set against his later works.

Until 1975, each examining board awarded its own grades, usually 1 to 9, with 1 to 6 being passes.

During this detached service be acted as member of a number of examining boards.

On 1 March, a propulsion examining board embarked; and the ship passed in all respects.

From 1911 to 1914, he was a member of the Artillery Examining Board.

Training stations were instructed to provide careful scrutiny by examining boards for all candidates.

These examinations are set, moderated and marked by the examining boards of the universities.

We did not have to wait after we entered the building, but were immediately ushered into the presence of the examining board.

Then, when interviewed by the Examining Board, I just rattled off the three pages.

Without further formalities they were inducted into the training program and were processed by the examining board.

"The examining board is in session now.

Nonetheless, the Synod's examining board was satisfied with the results and declared that he had honourably passed.

My goodness that means a whole raft of the 72 competencies required by some examining boards may have to be binned.

His application was repeatedly rejected by the American Examining Board because of a hearing problem.

In 1995 he was appointed to the Wisconsin Medical Examining Board.

Although Grumman applied for flight training, he failed a medical evaluation when the examining board incorrectly diagnosed flat feet.

The United Examining Board was dissolved in 2007.

Alternatively, you can purchase papers directly from the Examining Boards - see below for some contact details.

It is the largest examining body in the world.

Till that time the university, which had been in existence since April 1947 was serving as an examining body only.

As the main examining body for the industry, the Institute provides vocational qualifications.

An examiner, appointed by the examining body, will observe the performance, and mark it.

Examining bodies will compete for business on these terms, contributing to a general lowering of standards.

The history of pathology can be traced back to antiquity when people began examining bodies.

The matrix enables links to the awards of other examining bodies to be established.

Most fees paid by examining bodies are chargeable to tax as employment income.

However it was the results obtained from the various external examining bodies that enhanced the reputation of the college.

The institution was initially established to act as an examining body for its founding colleges and approved institutions.

Sadly we have seen the results of the market place and it's impact upon examining bodies as well as to the wider society.

The examining body prescribes a syllabus of figures from which the routines are formed.

As a national examining body the School offers grade and diploma examinations in both music and drama.

At same meeting it was agreed that the Federation must become an examining body and placed the onus on the local institutes to form classes.

A doctor (pathologist) who specializes in examining body tissues and fluid usually performs an autopsy.

The reality is that teachers will teach that which is assessed, as set out by the examining bodies.

In 1876 new legislation enabled, but did not compel, examining bodies to treat candidates of both sexes equally.

Appendices list common business abbreviations, examining bodies for business and other useful addresses.

Prior to 1923, University of Allahabad was the examining body of these two examinations.

Examining bodies should be banned from the production of textbooks, a clear conflict of interest which has exacerbated "teach to test".

The professional and examining body for patent attorneys (also known as patent agents) in the UK.

Four other schemes used assessment procedures developed by examining bodies but which did not lead to CSE.

The standards of competence, on which the qualifications are based, are nationally accepted and are not peculiar to an individual examining body.

The examining body in the UK is the Scottish Qualifications Authority.

Many colleges, universities and externally examining bodies will also offer their own independently devised National Diploma courses.