Sentence examples for education article from inspiring English sources
Following are excerpts from yesterday's ruling by Justice Leland DeGrasse of State Supreme Court requiring the state to change its formula for financing schools: The court holds that the education provided New York City students is so deficient that it falls below the constitutional floor set by the education article of the New York State Constitution.
Part VII of the Early Childhood Education Article 28 specified that (1) early childhood education is held prior to basic education, (2) early childhood education can be organized through formal education, non formal, and / or informal education.
This continuing education article will review the pathophysiology of OSA, discuss the effects of anesthesia and opioids on the sleep architecture of the OSA patients, describe the effects of OSA on postoperative complications, review the latest evidence on screening for undiagnosed OSA in the adult surgical patient, and review the perioperative management principles for patients with OSA.
To enable persons with disabilities to attain maximum independence and ability, countries are to provide comprehensive habilitation and rehabilitation services in the areas of health, employment and education (Article 26).
Right to quality education Article 28 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) states that children have the right to a quality education and should be encouraged to continue to the highest academic level they can achieve.
Teaching with The Times – Find other education articles in The New York Times Educationn pages about educational programs and/or activities for students your age.
We excluded descriptive articles (defined as those that described a technology or process but did not assess its educational effectiveness), as well as dental, veterinary, podiatry and patient education articles.
A recent issue of MedMark's "Implant Practice — US" included continuing education articles and a corporate profile of Imaging Sciences, titled "A company of innovation, quality and service".
It was therefore welcome news that a few weeks ago the BMJ, one of the most respected medical journals in the world, announced that it would no longer publish any editorials or clinical education articles from experts with financial ties to industry.
Compared to other education articles published in the Guardian at the same time this article received a particularly large response.
Cutting-edge scientific research papers that would have once been at home in a more traditional journal have been mixed with lesson plans, science curricula, reports from schools around the world, and other education articles in an effort to expand our audience to include the teachers whose daily responsibility it is to instill sound scientific principles in our children.
