Sentence examples for educated instruction from inspiring English sources

They were privately educated; instruction in political history and economics was added to the usual courses in classics, languages, and mathematics, as their mother intended them to be qualified for high public positions.

Only 1.6%% (n = 14,496) of the active physicians were educated in an Arab country where medical school instruction was in English.

A probable explanation is that for some lower educated individuals the instructions and feedback of the self-monitoring might have been too complex and might have had a discouraging effect.

The faculty there struggle all the time whether they want to educate, or provide instruction.

Patients should be discharged only after they have been provided with the necessary medications (and educated how to use them), instructions in self-assessment (PEF, symptoms score), a follow-up appointment, and instructions for an action plan for managing recurrence of airflow obstruction [ 1].

The colonial legacy of English language instruction has enabled their educated populations to engage other Anglophone speakers and to work overseas.

She is well educated, and, when she's older, she gets instruction from the Queen herself and also from Mechtild, a wise woman and herbalist.

Madison was educated in the local schools and also received instruction at home.

These rituals required educated specialists both to conduct them and to transmit instructions for their performance.

Students from such organizations as the Library of Congress, the Rand Corporation, the Harvard Institute for International Development and the Import-Export Bank have chosen S.L.T.C.; surely these highly educated people were aware that universities teach Russian, yet they sought instruction from us.

He was educated at Blackall State School and in Rockhampton, although he also received private instruction from his mother.