Sentence examples for education of key from inspiring English sources

The next step is to gradually align informal rules with formal rules, which can only be done through proper and correct education of key players.

Specific considerations include the responsibility of investment and cost recovery, and better education of key stakeholders.

Educational outreach combined with education of key health personnel may in some circumstances lead to a small reduction in inappropriate drug use.

A "spirometry licensure", central education of key nurses at the primary care units, is now under discussion in Sweden in order to guarantee standard quality throughout the country.

The TLC system consists of a computer with software designed to provide monitoring, tailored feedback and education on key aspects of diabetes self-management, based on answers voiced or entered during the current or previous conversations.

The data documents the education destinations of key stage 4 and 5 pupils, in particular, the proportion of key stage 5 pupils (entering for at least one A-level or equivalent) going into higher education in every region, local authority and state school in England in 2009/10.

In its first iteration, ED92a had four primary components: reading of primary literature in science education, discussion of key concepts in select areas of biology, attendance at a weekly TA training session, and teaching a laboratory section of the introductory biology lab course (Biol18a or Biol18b).

After education of 159 key infection control personnel, local initiatives have been reinforced at the hospitals within the infection-control area.

Partial or full integration of children with special needs in educational establishments, as well as introduction of inclusive education are key areas of ensuring right of these children to quality and accessible education.

DAR ES SAALAM / GENEVA, 3 December 2002 – Declaring that "the education of girls is key to real progress in overcoming poverty," UNICEF today announced a major initiative to get girls into school in 25 priority countries, mainly in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.

UNICEF intends to work with the Ministry of Education on curricula and language reform, as well as to enhance the capacity of key education service providers to promote social cohesion and peace education in schools.