The aptitude test.

The scholastic standards are high.

He has a remarkable aptitude for music.

Is the aptitude test really the most important part?

I took an aptitude test for the army once.

With Renaissance, scholastic ideas gave place to positive ideas.

You have a vivid imagination, I see, and some aptitude for the halls.

They must have a certificate of aptitude for the work, issued by a doctor

We wrote an essay, solved a problem, and in the afternoon we took the aptitude test.

Perhaps I would suffer this abomination if I had some talent or an aptitude for icon painting.

(a) That are based on principles of efficiency, transparency and objective criteria such as merit, equity and aptitude

I can take these children and in 20 weeks, demonstrated aptitude I can get them high school equivalent.

After this training, they were required to undergo an aptitude examination to be able to take up judicial office.

Simultaneously enrolled in the National Centre of Judicial Studies in Paris, obtaining the Diplôme d apos aptitude à la profession de magistrat.

He She must prove psychological aptitude for firearm handling, attested in conclusive award issued by psychologist of the board of the Federal Police.

A collaboration is also in progress with Scholastic, a major United States educational publishing and media entity with interest in international projects.

277. Two nationwide assessments of the scholastic achievements of pupils completing primary and secondary education were carried out in 1993 and 1994.

Unfortunately, economists and other social scientists get virtually no training in how to choose among alternative models. Neither is such an aptitude professionally rewarded.

The importance of having a sound academic background, experience and an aptitude for engaging in the different activities of the centre cannot be overstressed.

Special medical examinations are also required to assess young people apos s aptitude for the work, up to at least the age of 20.

The establishment of these women's groups has enabled women to demonstrate their dynamism, determination, level of commitment and their aptitude for undertaking significant economic and social projects.

C. Participating scholars 13. A sound academic background, experience and aptitude of each aspiring applicant for engaging in the different activities of the centre cannot be overstressed.

(d) Education grant entitlement and related return journey per year in respect of each child between the place of scholastic attendance, when outside the Netherlands, and The Hague

in all the governorates to allow the continuing education of pupils who have shown little aptitude for general education, with a view to preparing them for vocational and practical training

(f) Education grant entitlement and one related return journey per year in respect of each child between the place of scholastic attendance, when outside the Netherlands, and The Hague.

43. Recognition and realization of the right to vocational guidance (article 9) and the right to vocational training (article 10), including facilities for access to higher education, based solely on individual aptitude.

The amount of the grant per scholastic year for each child shall be 75 per cent of the admissible educational expenses actually incurred, subject to a maximum grant as approved by the General Assembly.

Owing to the closure policies and curfews imposed by the occupying Power and the destruction of schools, the success rate of Palestinian students had dropped by 14.5 per cent during the 2002 2003 scholastic year.

For balance sheet statement purposes, only that portion of the education grant advance that is assumed to pertain to the scholastic year completed at the date of the financial statement is shown under deferred charges.

(iv) For balance sheet statement purposes only, those portions of education grant advances which are assumed to pertain to the scholastic years completed as at the date of the financial statement are shown as deferred charges.

(v) For purposes of balance sheet statements, those portions of education grant advances that are assumed to pertain to the scholastic years completed as at the date of the financial statement are shown as deferred charges.

(ii) For balance sheet statement purposes only, that portion of the education grant advance, which is assumed to pertain to the scholastic year completed as at the date of the financial statement is shown under deferred charges.

(vi) For purposes of the balance sheet statements only, those portions of education grant advances that are assumed to pertain to the scholastic years completed as at the date of the financial statement are shown as deferred charges.

(a) submitting activities likely to cause pollution of the air, soil, freshwater, or the marine environment, to controls which shall take into consideration both the cumulative effects of the pollutants concerned and the self purificating aptitude of the recipient natural environment

(a) Preliminary investigations into an offence in which the person suspected of the offence is under 18 shall, where possible, be led by a prosecutor or policeman specially suited for dealing with juvenile cases in view of his her interest and aptitude

The system is based on the principle of mutual confidence and comparability of training levels however, where major structural differences between training courses existed, the host member State would be entitled to require compensation, namely an adaptation period and an aptitude test.

SINEC involves a year by year assessment of the scholastic achievements of pupils at all levels in the system ensuring that curricula are suited to society apos s needs and those of the industrial and academic sectors and quality control of teacher training.

(g) The amount of the grant to be paid when the staff member apos s period of service or the child apos s school attendance does not cover the full scholastic year shall be prorated under conditions defined by the Secretary General.

(f) The amount of the grant to be paid when the project personnel apos s period of service or the child apos s school attendance does not cover the full scholastic year shall be prorated under conditions defined by the Secretary General.

The amount of the grant for each child per scholastic year shall be 75 per cent of the first US 14,820 17,189 (US 25,743 28,832 for attendance at an educational institution in the United States of America) of admissible educational expenses, up to a maximum grant of US 11,115 12,892 (US 19,307 21,624 in the United States).

34. The current secondary school enrolment of 90,851 students (48.5 per cent female) is 38 per cent lower than pre war levels and, although enrolment in higher education in 1995 equalled that of previous years, of the 3,391 candidates for the scholastic year 1996 1997, only 600 were accorded places because of a lack of accommodation.

(i) Judges shall be reimbursed, up to a ceiling of US 9,750, for the actual cost of educating their children in respect of each child each year up to the award of the first recognized degree and for one related return journey per year in respect of each child from the place of scholastic attendance, when outside the Netherlands, to The Hague

(ii) Judges shall be reimbursed, up to a ceiling of US 13,000, for the actual costs of educating their disabled children in respect of each child each year up to the award of the first recognized degree and for one related return journey per year in respect of each child from the place of scholastic attendance, when outside the Netherlands, to The Hague

(h) A staff member to whom an education grant is payable under paragraphs (i), (ii) or (iv) of appendix G in respect of the child apos s attendance at an educational institution shall be entitled to travel expenses for the child of one return journey each scholastic year between the educational institution and the duty station, under conditions established by the Secretary General.

(i) Judges shall be reimbursed, up to a ceiling of US 9,750, for the actual cost of educating their children in respect of each child each year up to the award of the first recognized degree and for one related return journey per year in respect of each child from the place of scholastic attendance, when outside the United Republic of Tanzania, to Arusha