Sentence examples for educational technical from inspiring English sources
Various sources are reviewed -cultural, academic, educational, technical methodological- in order to broaden the standpoints from which male participation and responsibility have been considered.
With automobile accidents there are concerted efforts in many venues (educational, technical, and legislative) to reduce fatalities.
The resources NGOs procure locally or through international donors to help marshal development include a mix of educational, technical and material support.
It is no more a question of proceeding by fragmentation, neither by (de limiting fields of operation and thinking field level in health districts, nor by artificial distinction of fields for human resource management (educational, technical, economic, sociological, political dimensions...)...
In addition, these participants were divided into two occupational categories: FL-COs (working in direct contact with prisoners) and non-frontline COs (NFL-COs, including administrative staff and educational, technical, and healthcare workers).
By asking health care managers to assess consequences and resource implications of guideline implementation (e.g. educational, technical resources) they hoped to influence the target users to use of the Disease Prevention Guidelines at local, regional and national levels.
David Greene Harlow, Essex In the 1960s at my co-educational technical and grammar school one choice for O-levels was between physics and English literature.
ReprintsNeighbouring Egypt, which long sought to impede South Sudan's quest for independence ostensibly because of fears over the White Nile's headwaters, is now also currying favour with offers of educational and technical aid.
It ought to be able to exploit better its great educational and technical institutions; a big national biotech gathering due to be held next month, BIO2006, may provide some opportunities for that.
"In today's educational marketplace, technical colleges are generally two-year schools offering vocational programs," said FRED W. BEAUFAIT, the college's president, noting that the college, which is part of the City University of New York, offers 12 baccalaureate degree programs, as well as 28 associate degree programs, in fields like health care, hospitality and engineering, and more are planned.
