Sentence examples for educations and forms from inspiring English sources

People in the United States ought to be asking why it is that other countries are able to provide decent health care, child care, less expensive college educations and forms of social security for all their citizens while here all these programs are under attack.

The emphasis on individual knowledge and skills that characterises health professions education and forms the basis of licensure and certification processes, works at cross-purposes with the need to improve systems and with the accountability for patient outcomes.

*Form 3 is equivalent to ninth year of formal education and form 4 to 10th year.

The thesis of VR/AR is that, as a new interface, it will take over many parts of existing interfaces, including real life, such as shopping, education and some forms of live entertainment — and, of course, the Internet.

Caring and nurturing are important elements of early childhood education practice and form the basis of effective early child development programs.

Mr Chowen has never enrolled at university: he represents those students who are educated in further education and sixth form colleges and thinks they should be given the same favourable terms on loans and grants as undergraduates receive.

The close relation of the human mind to the social order, its dependence upon education and other forms of socialization, was well known in the 18th century.

But with the formerly Communist nation still spending close to fifty per cent of its G.D.P. on infrastructure projects, education, and other forms of investment, the gap is likely to keep closing for some time.

Indeed, VR is finding widespread adoption in design, education and new forms of entertainment almost every day.

Forest management interventions are essential and should be supported by environmental education and other forms of public engagement.

The virtual delivery of patient education and other forms of telehealth have been proposed as alternatives to providing needed care for patients with chronic diseases.