Sentence examples for educational linkages from inspiring English sources

But it swims against the tide of the close business, cultural and educational linkages between the UK and the rest of Europe.

"The Sister City agreement which we signed with Boston last May is designed to foster stronger economic development, trade and investment, tourism, youth, cultural, faith based exchange and educational linkages between our two cities," explained the Lord Mayor.

In addition to the above programs, UNCFSP administers a global center that includes international programs focusing on capacity building at international and U.S. colleges and universities through partnerships granted by the International Development Partnership and Tertiary Educational Linkages Programs, both of which are funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.

This article explores school-related involvement strategies within Turkish families in Austria, France and Sweden and their linkages with educational achievements of their children.

Improved linkages between educational institutions and health care facilities are also essential to the development of target competencies.

They will shift to blended learning platforms and more sharply differentiated majors, maintain core liberal arts traditions that provide the breath and depth to an envied educational experience, and develop employment linkages closely tied to the needs of the global workforce.

The first "cloud" is the insufficient linkage between the educational framework of scientific explanation and its own philosophical foundations.

Above discussion made an initial linkage between the educational framework of scientific explanation and its own philosophical foundations.

Higher education can still claim its bully pulpit to insist that we cannot create economic incentives without the proper context and a careful linkage to its educational infrastructure.

This project demonstrates the potential impact of combining a targeted physician practice-based educational intervention with community service linkage in improving the dementia clinical care and access to support services.

The strengths of the present study include its general population basis and prospective design and also the availability of extensive prospective measures of relevant covariates, the availability of a biologically verified measure of tobacco use and the availability of objective measures of key dimensions of educational attainment obtained through record linkage.