Sentence examples for education measures for from inspiring English sources
Although there are training programs for de-escalation management and further education measures for employees, systematic evaluation of such approaches are sparse [ 13, 14].
These relative education measures are constructed for the two genders separately; the female member of the couple compares herself with the local female labour force and similarly the male member of the couple compares himself with the local male labour force.
The observed association between compliance and patient beliefs and attitudes with respect to osteoporosis reinforces the interest of patient education measures following diagnosis for all women with post-menopausal osteoporosis.
One adviser said late today that Mr. Bush, Mr. Cheney, Mr. Lott and Mr. Hastert had talked about ways to build a bipartisan coalition for education measures.
Other factors studied were the parents' interest in their children's education, measured by, for example, whether they read to their children or attended meetings with teachers.
The Board of Regents approved all of Mr. Mills's recommendations, except for special education measures, which they are expected to approve on Thursday morning.
Some organizations such as the Human Rights Campaign push for simple education measures and incorporating transgender people into the police force.
The only way to give our children any chance of avoiding even more devastating cuts to their schools is a "yes" vote for both education measures.
In the days immediately following the disaster UNICEF received €10 million for emergency education measures.
We plan to work with faculty from Teachers College and other departments to develop programs aimed at designing frameworks for reimagining education, measuring educational outcomes, and improving performance.
Although correlated, occupation and education measure different attributes for women, especially those in this age group, for whom occupational information is of limited value and hard to interpret.
