Sentence examples for a larger educational from inspiring English sources

The show material is based on scholarly research on inter-ethnic relations and feedback from focus groups, and it forms part of a larger educational campaign here devoted to diversity.

Supporters, like Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam, who helped devise the mayor's plan, suggested that it would be a model for the nation by integrating English language learning into a larger educational framework.

The changes that did take place prior to the Bundy legislation, as instruments of a larger educational purpose, made it possible in the long run for the college to apply for state aid with perfect legitimacy.

This tool was part of a larger educational program including medical simulation.

The exhibit at Longwood Gardens is the partnership's first step in a larger educational effort on climate change for visitors to public gardens.

As part of a larger educational project, OpenGnSys has been tested in a real computer lab with the aim of improving teaching and learning in classroom.

By the fall, the service will also include materials from Scholastic.com, a large educational service that has formed a partnership with ePals.com to trade content and translation services.

Other operations included in the publishing division are video game makers based in the United States and a large educational publishing unit in Europe and Latin America.

Pearson, which is based in London, also owns The Financial Times of London, The Economist, a large educational publishing division and some Internet operations.

CollegeQuest.com, a site run by Peterson's, a large educational publishing company, says it may disclose a student's contact information to "carefully selected partners" unless the student says otherwise.

Yesterday, Pearson -- owner of The Financial Times, The Economist, a large educational publishing business and Internet operations -- reported losses of £137 million ($195 million) for the first half of 2001, in contrast to a profit of £88 million ($114.8 million) in the first half of 2000.