Sentence examples for and the rudiments of from inspiring English sources
Well, yes, but all that proves is that he knew which country he was attacking, and the rudiments of its legal system.
Mr. Towns chose Trey Whitfield because of its focus on early reading, with phonics and the rudiments of grammar introduced to 3- and 4-year-olds.
Given normal rains, relatively free husbandry and the rudiments of commercial transport, almost every country in sparsely populated Africa could amply feed its own people.
Extremely ambitious for her adopted child, she gave Edmund both an early stage training and the rudiments of a general education.
One of Japan's foremost developmental biologists, he made discoveries that illuminated the formation of the embryonic nervous system, and, using stem cells, he grew the optic cup, parts of the cerebral cortex, and the rudiments of a cerebellum.
Driver education was initially intended to teach first-time drivers basic driving skills and the rudiments of state law — enough to pass their driving tests, but little beyond that, experts said.
His able, energetic rule brought law and order to Bulgaria and developed the rudiments of state organization.
The second, he says, was to help to run a training camp in the countryside near Idlib, north-west Syria, where opponents of the regime could undergo physical exercise and acquire the rudiments of first aid and military training, with fake wooden guns.
And then he will sit down before the wide-eyed and eager elected representatives of Afghanistan and explain the rudiments of the first-past-the-post system, outlining how it has elected successive governments with a minority of the popular vote.
For Phillipson, Smith was reading Epictetus's Enchiridion in the one-room schoolhouse in Kirkcaldy at 13 and had the rudiments of the division of labour and commercial liberty by the late 1740s.
More recently it has grafted on elements of the World Bank's and UN agencies' anti-poverty growth models and, increasingly, the rudiments of a welfare state along European lines.China liteIt is tempting to view Vietnam as a mini-China, since both countries are run by ardently capitalist communists, but there are differences.
