Sentence examples for a large education from inspiring English sources
"You cannot run such a large education system from the centre," says Ron Glatter of the Open University.
Its buildings serve the usual needs of such places – cafe, shop, information – but also host a large education space and a series of conference rooms that will be rented out to generate income.
But under the plan announced by Mr. Davis today, the state will initiate a large education program that will urge people to take steps to cut demand and offer some incentives.
With its fatter pocketbook and face-lift, the 143-year-old academy is poised to become "the quintessential urban arts center of the 21st century -- with music, dance, theater, opera, film and a large education program," Karen Brooks Hopkins, president of the institution, said recently.
Designed by Renzo Piano, the spacious and elegant Modern Wing featured permanent collection galleries for Modern and contemporary art, as well as designated space for architecture, design, and photography exhibitions, a large education facility, and outdoor spaces for changing displays of contemporary sculpture.
This paper provides brief definitions of assessment, evaluation, and research and describes strategies for integrating and managing assessment and research activities for a large education technology development project.
We also find a large education-mobility gradient.
It is part of a larger education program aimed at improving financial literacy among children.
The classroom layout is part of a larger education project called Technology Enabled Active Learning, which was organized by another M.I.T. professor, John Belcher, two years ago.
More important, Democrats have yet to receive a commitment from Mr. Bush on a larger education budget, a battle that will play out later this year and could unravel the effort.
The possible arrangements with the NFL and NBA are just part of a larger education, outreach and promotional campaign about Obamacare that is beginning this summer and will grow larger as Oct. 1 approaches, Sebelius said.
