Sentence examples for capital teaching from inspiring English sources

David Levin says London schools are "sleepwalking towards Johannesburg", with classrooms in some parts of the capital teaching almost exclusively black or Asian pupils.

It is running lessons at schools across the capital teaching children awareness of the dangers and how to react if targeted.

The Latin American School of Medical Sciences, on a sprawling former naval base on the outskirts of this capital, teaches its students medicine Cuban style.

By forging a symbiotic relationship with venture capital and teaching students how to navigate markets, Stanford claims to have spawned an estimated 5,000 businesses.

She spent the first week in the capital, Lusaka, teaching dance and tag rugby to the local children, organising sports tournaments and painting the school walls.

Afrin et al. (2010) find that the positive impacts on successful women entrepreneurs come from microfinance institutions providing them complimentary human and human capital by teaching them financial skills and providing them a group identity.

Three nuns also work with those who have mental disabilities in the capital city, teaching those with cerebral palsy how to go to the bathroom and how to eat on their own.

He steals enough time from Metalmark Capital to teach one course in finance each semester at Columbia University's business school.

This, rather than the antics of remote politicians in the capital, may teach a country formerly run by violence to start running itself instead.

In 2010, the photographer Ruth McDowall moved from New Zealand to Jos, the region's capital, to teach photography to at-risk youth.

Yes, we need to match capital raised, teach financial literacy and support one another.