Sentence examples for course stage from inspiring English sources

It also raised the "very clear 'hemispheric divide'" at legal practice course stage between those sponsored by City firms and those not.

(3) The cohorts who experienced the anti-religion Mao's Era in their adolescent life course stage have an evidently lower probability of viewing religion to be important, in relation to the cohorts of the Reform Era.

Whilst narrative has been shown to be a fruitful context for eliciting language samples, assessments for adult users should be designed to suit the strengths, needs and values of adult signers with intellectual disabilities, using materials that are compatible with their life course stage rather than those designed for young children.

The long-dead Bard is one of Britain's leading cultural ambassadors, and the anniversary of his death on April 23 , 1616 is being marked across Britain with parades, church services and — of course — stage performances.

The early years life course stage received the highest number of first rankings.

Figure  1 illustrates the prevailing spending per life course stage of the £15 million of the identified programme budget.

Lonergan, of course, stage-manages a connection for the hapless teacher: a sweet-natured Puerto Rican training nurse, Angela Vasquez (the appealing Catalina Sandino Moreno), drops into his classroom to inquire about the possibility of her nine-year-old son's attending the planetarium lectures.

There are, of course, stages to choosing and to meeting.

It was a publicity stunt, of course, staged by DefeatTheDebt.com, a fiscally hawkish pressure group.

That will change this weekend when the Ocean Course stages the 94th P.G.A. Championship.

Sore loser or not, Mr. Nixon, of course, staged one of the most famous comebacks of all in 1968.