Sentence examples for A reduced emphasis from inspiring English sources

Nor did students flock to the architecture school, which was restructured as the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, with a reduced emphasis on education.

Treasury calls for establishing a modernized, forward-looking approach to the CRA's Service Test with a reduced emphasis on traditional branch-based services, especially in light of the ongoing adoption of alternative delivery channels which have lessened the relevance of physical branches to communities.

In your call for a reduced emphasis on testing ("The Trouble With Testing Mania," editorial, July 14), you refer to a review of teacher education programs by the National Council on Teacher Quality, noting that, in contrast to Finland, the United States "has an abysmal system of teacher preparation".

The consequences of Rousseau's basic view have been (1) a reduced emphasis on knowing and greater emphasis on acting and doing, (2) a promotion of positive interests in learning, and (3) an encouragement of the child to depend on his own resources.

In retrospect, that wasn't a signal of a reduced emphasis on computers, but rather an acknowledgement that nearly everything Apple makes has a computer inside it.

Some argue that women's right to make autonomous reproductive decisions is very much at stake with rapidly advancing medical technology, and further, that the focus of prenatal technologies on fetal health may lead to a reduced emphasis on maternal wellbeing [ 27, 28].

The second lesson he would draw would be of the need to rethink the way economics is taught, with a much reduced emphasis on mathematical models and the restoration to the curriculum of economic history.

It would take a lot of research to know whether reduced emphasis on grammar hurt students.

E.g., Andre and Filip (2012) find evidence not only for reduced emphasis on reliability but for a reduction in conservatism in general in financial statements of EU-countries.

The Edge's guitar playing on Zooropa marks a further shift away from his trademark style, highlighted by a heavier reliance on guitar effects and the songs' reduced emphasis on his guitar parts.

The reduced emphasis on covering the affairs of state governments comes at a time when television has also pared back its reporting, and when state governments, backed by Washington, are exerting more power, enacting more legislation and spending more money than ever.