Sentence examples for core chapters from inspiring English sources

In the core chapters of their book, they look first at the social and economic changes which, throughout Europe, have reduced the political power of the working class.

He puts that understanding to good use in core chapters that track in detail how four uncontested masterworks came to be: the Villa Savoye outside Paris, the Unité d'Habitation in Marseille, the Chandigarh government centre in India and the French hilltop church at Ronchamp.

This chapter also provides an essential concise introductory discussion of distributed systems to set the scene for the four core chapters which follow.

It is one of the core chapters in the new book, The Learning Habit, based on three years of research out of Brown University School of Medicine.

These quadrants form the core chapters of the 2006 Scorecard, providing an overall picture of performance in Ontario.

Stineman et al, after confirmatory factor analysis of a large US population, proposed that a standard set of ICF core chapters -mobility, self-care and domestic life- could help link and co-ordinate care across general practitioners, rehabilitation professionals and social services, as well as the acute and long-term care sectors [ 10].

There was a CORE chapter in New Orleans.

More than a decade before the now famous sit-ins at the Woolworth's counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1960, the Dagens and their CORE chapter were preparing one of the first sustained, nonviolent, direct-action civil-rights campaigns in America.

That's why, when I learned about Bernie Sanders' history as the leader of the University of Chicago's CORE chapter during his time in college, I took notice.

He was a daunting figure and I appreciated hearing the experiences he had as the LA CORE chapter president in the '60s and his leadership with the NAACP later on.

The core chapter, Public Health Preparedness and Response, may disappoint those seeking more than general principles.