Sentence examples for education aiming from inspiring English sources

Willetts can claim this as a great investment in higher education, aiming at participation rates that even Tony Blair could not achieve.

At the same time the government is drawing up plans to decentralise the police, health care and education, aiming eventually to place these services under local control.Those reforms alone would be enough to undercut Bangkok's powerful mandarins.

In another, parallel package--the pacchetto serietà--Mussi also tackled higher education, aiming to halt the proliferation of new universities and the delivery of "easy" degrees.

Cancer control is a wider concept than oncology, and includes comprehensive actions for prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, services organization, and education, aiming to modify hard indicators such as incidence, mortality rates, and survival at a population scale.

The present paper examines the results of the literature research (i.e. systematic review) related to e-tutoring in higher education, aiming to outline a profile for the higher education e-tutoring programs.

These results indicate that education aiming to prepare future health care professionals for more complex pharmacological reasoning and decision-making should probably be more focused and effective.

As a result there are a number of innovations being developed and implemented into the process of education aimed at optimizing the quality of the entire educational system.

Twelve months ago, North Yorkshire councillors called for another review of home education aimed specifically at increasing powers to monitor and evaluate home educating families due to difficulties in engaging families.

He also called for a campaign of "socialist education," aimed primarily at reviving the demoralized party apparatus in the countryside.

So the idea of a liberal arts education aimed at developing critical thinking skills is often new to the students.

Fogel thus calls for a revolutionary expansion in mentoring and similar forms of extended education, aimed at disadvantaged kids, single mothers and the elderly.