Sentence examples for educational quarters from inspiring English sources

Although Non Campus Mentis has been warmly received in most educational quarters, it has attracted criticisms from "a few" fellow academics "whose response has been along the lines of saying that anyone who insists on teaching English grammar or conventional history is somehow being unfair to students because they're imposing a certain, inflexible world view on them".

Medical historian and sociologist Norman Gevitz cites poor educational quarters and few full-time OMM instructors as major factors for the decreasing interest of medical students in OMM.

Ten thousand jobs could be created at a new cultural and educational quarter being planned for the London Olympic Park, according to politicians.

The first includes dummy variables for highest educational attainment, quarters of work experience and tenure with the current employer (in linear and quadratic form)18, a cubic polynomial of high school math FCAT score (to control for academic selection effects)19, and demographic dummy variables (race, gender, and FRL eligibility).

India had a mixed educational distribution about a quarter of women had no education (27%) and more than 60% had secondary or higher education.

(If she had been posted in Malawi by the U.S. State Department, she would have received cost-of-living and hardship allowances, and educational and living-quarters benefits that would have added $150,000 to her salary).

So, although variance at the individual level accounts for the largest share of differences in educational achievement, a quarter of those differences exists at contextual levelsk.

The step will cost the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization one-quarter of its yearly budget — the 22 percent contributed by the United States (about $70 million) plus another 3 percent contributed by Israel.

Although the women most likely to participate in the study had high levels of education and household incomes, the sample aligns with the income level of three-quarters of all Canadian families with kids under six years of age and the educational attainment of three-quarters of Canadian women giving birth [ 33, 51].

Mental hygiene pictures were a staple of the American educational system throughout the quarter century following World War II.

When presented with a list of various educational sources, approximately three-quarters of all respondents had received information on disinfection procedures.