Sentence examples for education operating from inspiring English sources

The ACE survey found that in the increasingly complex higher education operating environment of today, universities may favor candidates with proven track records, which likely puts promising younger candidates, as well as aspiring women and minority candidates, at a disadvantage.

Profile Austin College has deep roots in Texas as the state's oldest institution of higher education operating under its original name and charter.

The film's title came from a June 2009 interview with Molly Melching, founder of Tostan, an organization dedicated to human rights education operating in ten African countries.

Kreyenfeld (2010) finds that both objective economic uncertainty (unemployment) and subjective uncertainty (fear of economic situation and job security) have little impact on the postponement of parenthood, with the level of education operating as the underlying driver of the process.

For example, it would have been plausible to define 'defensiveness' as a predictor of both pre-test and post-test or define a model of moderated mediation [ 57, 59], with variables such as age, gender, or education operating as moderating variables.

"This is a space," he says, "where industry and education operate as one; there is no division".

Female-dominated sectors like health and education operate almost entirely on job-sharing as even childless women and mothers of grown children trade income for time off.

Hudson Link, whose motto is "believing in the transformative power of education," operates on an annual budget of about $220,000, which finances college courses for 74 Sing Sing inmates, at about $3,000 a student a year, Ms. Hagglund said.

I did an executive MBA and had every intention of going back to business, but I found the way higher education operates really interesting and I began to study that.

Glewwe (1999) [27] proposed that maternal education operate on child health primarily through three mechanisms: (i) formally taught health knowledge, (ii) numeracy and literacy skills that brings about cognitive development, and (iii) by making women more receptive to modern medicine.

It is recognised that any educational program cannot be devised or constructed in a socio-political vacuum and any developments must acknowledge this influence on the context in which nurse education operates.