Sentence examples for established courses from inspiring English sources

The company also established courses for workers to expand their skills and set standards for dormitories, medical treatment and nondiscrimination against pregnant women.

While the business schools at Harvard, Oxford, Stanford and others have established courses for female executives, such offerings are just starting to make their mark in Asia.

The basic problem Ekmekçioğlu encountered: There weren't established courses about Armenians, let alone Armenian women, at the university.

She promoted in the Marymount schools an educational policy that emphasized social and physical training, along with religious and intellectual pursuits, and she established courses in political science and law to help train her students to become active and informed citizens.

Besides teaching the long established courses on systematics and evolution of mammals, Bill was in charge of the departmental course on evolution and phylogeny for several years and offered the paleontology portion of an interdepartmental course on faunal interpretation with members of the Anthropology department.

All three studies used similar pre-/post-designs in established courses of general biology or evolution.

Holcomb established course records in both his runs.

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions has established course equivalencies, or articulation agreements, with California community colleges (see ASSIST).

Special sections of the established course Formation of New Ventures now include nonbusiness students.

History of nature is not an established course of study in human geographical research but is defining, for example, historical geography, a subfield of human geography.

At the February-March central committee plenum in 1937 many members actually questioned the rightness of the established course regarding mass repressions under the pretext of combating "two-facedness".