Sentence examples for * the syllabuses from inspiring English sources

That thinking influenced the syllabuses now followed by most British schoolchildren.The model has fans elsewhere.

Things seem very different now as the syllabuses proliferate and the books are published.

"The Aggressives," about black lesbians who identify as men, is on the syllabuses of various gender studies courses.

THE degree to which commercial organisations should dictate the syllabuses of MBA programmes is a thorny issue.

These have seen popular American novels such as Of Mice and Men and To Kill a Mockingbird disappearing from the syllabuses pupils will start following in September.

It is performed regularly in schools and local theaters; it is on the syllabuses of university English and drama classes, and the star-filled 2003 HBO adaptation, directed by Mike Nichols, is in many a home-video library.

Schools respond by shopping around among exam boards for the easiest syllabuses and tests, and directing pupils towards the softest subjects.

Out of the 207 syllabuses, 173 (83.6%) did not include a plagiarism policy.

Out of the 34 syllabuses with a plagiarism policy, 30 (almost 88.24%) provided recommendations to that effect (See Table 2).

The first step was an analysis of the course syllabuses that are connected to the vocational education at the project.

She added: "It is useful for Ofqual to prioritise English and maths specifications as the first syllabuses to go into schools and colleges, but all the new qualifications should be trialled and evaluated before being introduced".