Sentence examples for designated teaching from inspiring English sources

The first teaching school alliances were created in September 2011, and there are now around 360 designated teaching schools, with a target of 500.

I now think of my job in terms of working flexi-time because, to some extent, I can choose when I work (outside of designated teaching time, of course).

There was also praise for designated teaching clinics, where students can be taught in a more realistic and thorough manner, although only if this can be agreed within the funding constraints of the individual hospital.

It was also seen as imperative for medical schools to provide clinicians and educators with the necessary support for teaching part of the curriculum, and hospital trusts to make provision for designated undergraduate teaching time: "I would like to see a summary of what is required by the medical school".

The College Board provides $1,000 per student, most of which is designated for teaching and administrative training; the district provides all other financing, Mr. Pierorazio said.

The responsibility to lead the school system that is given to "outstanding" schools and teachers, through being designated a teaching school or a national leader of education, has been mirrored by constant change and tightening of the criteria needed to be awarded and to keep this status.

Ten hospitals were designated as teaching hospitals.

Members of the Council of Teaching Hospitals and Health Systems (http://www.aamc.org/members/coth/start.htm) were designated as teaching hospitals.

This is a district general hospital which has just recently been designated the teaching hospital for the University of Abuja.

In the data of 2001, 20.1% of the hospitals were designated as teaching hospitals, as compared to 14.3% under the definition of 1997 [ 45].

The week is designated to teach compassionate attitudes toward animals throughout the world.