Sentence examples for courses to provide from inspiring English sources

The principal of my segregated high school understood that he could not motivate those who were uninterested in academics, so he instituted courses to provide them with marketable skills (auto mechanics, house painting, metal work).

These centres cannot operate openly – instead, each one also offers IT, English or handicrafts courses to provide a cover for rape victims using the unadvertised counselling and healthcare services.

This would have disastrous consequences since these are relatively costly courses to provide, and the effect of the policy would be a severe reduction in science and technology courses offered by universities.

Successful programs often rely on input from or partnerships with company and industry partners to design courses, to provide internships and apprenticeships, and to encourage workers to invest in courses and fields of study required by available jobs.

Volunteers who teach English classes will now receive training from the Eton Language Institute, and professional groups like the alumni association of the Indian Institute of Management are working with the charity to develop courses to provide certification in Microsoft Office software or master plumbing, depending on the laborer's skills and aspirations.

Box trainers need the assistance of expert tutors during training sessions and courses to provide feedback.

All this is piled on thick, of course, to provide a colorful backdrop to the adventures of an innocent abroad.

It's possible, of course, to provide interpretation into and out of every delegate's first language.

"The rebound over the past two months has been encouragingly strong, and puts the sector on course to provide a further positive contribution to GDP in the third quarter," he said.

Between Nov. 26, 2007, and Feb. 29, 2008, you could pay online — the right price, of course — to provide a part of the script.

Liam Broady remains on course to provide the first home winner of the Boys Singles at Wimbledon since one Stanley Matthews, son of a somewhat more famous father, triumphed nearly half a century ago.