Sentence examples for education to target from inspiring English sources

Chilean protesters have moved on from education to target banks over interest rates, and to protest against GM crops and a proposed dam in remote Patagonia.

In addition to concern about antibiotic treatment for asymptomatic bacteriuria, our study also identified a need for education to target other infective issues, including the widespread prescribing for viral upper respiratory tract infections, and repeated or prolonged antibiotic use without microbiological investigation.

Instead, balancing the books has resulted in the victimisation of a demographic singled out for the fact they contribute 'nothing' to society, along with a shift in campus culture from quality of education to target-meeting.

It is hoped the New South Wales government's new FGM awareness campaign, which uses translated education resources to target at risk communities, will go some way in combating this.

The community lay persons conducted mobilization and education sessions to target mostly women of reproductive age and their partners.

The report also emphasizes the importance of tailoring education programmes to target the most vulnerable youths – those who are out of school – with information about HIV prevention.

The qualitative findings were used to adapt the PREPARE and DESMOND structured education programmes to target a reduction in sedentary behaviour in young adults.

6. Regular contact of partners and participants will be facilitated by partners with close geographical proximity and common local drivers, and will draw on existing networks and higher education opportunities to target skill development.

Training will be provided for 4,000 teachers and early childhood development facilitators, as well as 1,500 Parent Teacher Association members "We have invested heavily in supplies and learning but we need an additional $12 million urgently just to provide basic education kits to target schools," said Veitch.

Understanding the mechanisms generating this intergenerational persistence in education is essential to target policy measures adequately.

The education secretary wants to target areas with low achievement, such as coastal towns and some northern cities.