Sentence examples for a wider ability from inspiring English sources

ESC said the behaviour policies had been launched in anticipation that secondary schools would be preparing to meet the needs of a wider ability range in September, with the two-school model proposal still to be debated by the States in June.

Essentially, it has three aspects the ability to read and understand health information, the removal by healthcare systems of unnecessary complexity and barriers to patient understanding and involvement and a wider ability to engage with the healthcare process.

What this work does not show is whether the revised summaries enable a wider ability to become more empowered to engage with the healthcare process part of the wider nature of health literacy 18 this needs further study.

After months of anxious observation, I am finally admitting that I have never witnessed, over my long career, such a wide ability gap favoring the youngest people in the office relative to the senior members of my company in an area of great importance.

A threat to my left eye created a mile-wide ability to receive kindness, so much kindness, which undoubtedly hastened my emotional recovery.

These data show that GE has a cellular-wide ability to counteract protein misfolding and reduce the amount of insoluble proteins.

Recognition of close kin as unsuitable mates might be more variable across species than a generic vertebrate-wide ability to avoid inbreeding based on MHC.

They are also mixed ability, with educators believing the teachers are well-enough trained to cope with a wider range of ability in their classes.

But the allegations highlight a wider issue: the ability of transitioning Chinese cinema to hold its own against foreign competitors (the government still enforces a summer blackout period on Hollywood films).

History and geography saw similar patterns, as higher entries led to lower results, "suggesting that the entries now comprise a wider range of abilities," according to the Joint Council on Qualifications.

St Alban's Catholic High School, Pontypool, Wales: transform a section of our school library into an e-reading zone to promote literacy and encourage more students, from a wider range of abilities, to enjoy reading.