Sentence examples for entitled knowledge from inspiring English sources

In 1913 he read Bradley's Appearance and Reality; by 1916 he had finished, in Europe, a dissertation entitled "Knowledge and Experience in the Philosophy of F.H. Bradley".

His most recent book is a volume co-edited with Hilde Ibsen and Vyvienne M'kumbuzi and entitled Knowledge for a Sustainable World: A Southern African Nordic Contribution (2015).

Richard Pring, later Oxford University professor of education, shared Bernstein's reservations: in a riposte entitled Knowledge out of Control, he mischievously asked if Young's critique of subject-based knowledge could itself be a ruling-class construction.

In the fall of last year, no less than 80 percent of the schools in southern Afghanistan were closed, according to a joint study by the Afghan Ministry of Education and CARE entitled "Knowledge on Fire".

In 1913 he read Bradley's Appearance and Reality; by 1916 he had finished, in Europe, a dissertation entitled "Knowledge and Experience in the Philosophy of F.H. Bradley". But World War I had intervened, and he never returned to Harvard to take the final oral examination for the Ph.D. degree.

In an op-ed entitled "Knowledge Isn't Power," in the February 23 New York Times, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman argued that "soaring inequality isn't about education; it's about power". Because of my own "preference for diversity," I welcome Mr. Krugman's well-meaning and learned viewpoint.

Therefore, this study entitled: 'Do knowledge, knowledge sources and reasoning skills affect the accuracy of nursing diagnoses?' can be seen as a more comprehensive follow up study of registered nurses.

I also recommend Professor Riles' interesting blog, also entitled Collateral Knowledge, where she continues the discussion.

An accepted principle of modern finance is that investors are entitled to knowledge about the issuer in order to appraise the quality of the securities offered.

His presentation, entitled "The knowledge commons in agriculture: Emerging peoples science initiatives in India," was part of the Agricultural Science and Food Justice panel.

He published a book entitled Constructive Knowledge Acquisition in 1998 and has additional publications on text comprehension, problem solving, memory, decision making, artificial intelligence, human computer interaction, and knowledge management.