Sentence examples for courses of general from inspiring English sources
"Political betting is a big deal these days, and budget betting acts as an interesting side dish to the main courses of general elections and party leadership contests".
Two- or three-year concurrent courses of general and professional education lead to the award of a teaching certificate, often valid for work in primary, intermediate, and lower secondary schools.
General practitioners and non-physicians were recruited from courses of general interest.
All three studies used similar pre-/post-designs in established courses of general biology or evolution.
Clinicians were recruited at such meetings or courses of general interest, and the age of the respondent groups of clinicians corresponded to the age of these groups on a national level [6, 20].
It was handed out to 71 hospital physicians at all grades during their morning meetings at a 500-bed general hospital and to 77 general practitioners, 55 manual physiotherapists and 10 chiropractors during lectures at nation- or countywide courses of general interest within their fields, not related to radiation issues.
And the Interahamwe didn't try to kill the Tutsi in Burundi.I think one runs the risk here of a more common problem: letting an idea of evil formed in response to the Nazis hew so narrowly to the specific, extremely weird Nazi case that it becomes practically useless in the course of general history.
RSE that proves refractory to a first course of general anesthetics implies a (repeated) careful search of the underlying etiology.
For some, the first point of contact with health services was the General Practitioner (GP) who then either arranged immediate admission to hospital, attempted to treat with a course of general antibiotics or, where this had been unsuccessful, referred patients to the TB clinic.
Efforts to revitalize general education requirements -- similar to what is happening at my own institution -- will make interdisciplinary courses part of general education requirements.
The age at which children entered primary school was lowered from 7 to 6 years, thus extending the complete course of general-secondary schooling from 10 to 11 years.
