Sentence examples for courses to bring from inspiring English sources

He set up "crash courses" to bring candidates "up to speed" on these questions.

San Jose State University has publicly committed to using online courses to bring in more students — and bring down costs — but its philosophy department is balking.

Foreign student applicants who fall short of those scores can enrol on "pre-sessional" English language preparation courses to bring them up to the required level before starting full-time studies.

To do that, as part of the introduction of 29 new schools to its platform, Coursera is also expanding its course offerings by subject, adding 90 new courses to bring its total to 313 courses in all.

Google will continue to maintain Course Builder, its year-old Web platform for open online courses, while providing a path to bring those courses to the edX platform.

And Twitter, of course, to bring it right up to date.

But unless there is a radical change, Mexico is on course to bring back the old regime.

"Rather, we're saying that Arafat is well on course to bring himself down if he keeps going this way".

But, of course, to bring about such change would require coercion, to overthrow the current system, which includes the Chinese communist dictatorship along with others.

"And it actually charts a course to bring everyone together to get this done this year as part of the budget process".

Analysts said the simultaneous elections for the legislature seemed on course to bring a reduced but still comfortable majority for Ma.