Sentence examples for established specialized from inspiring English sources
Some have established specialized, high-achieving magnet schools in high-poverty neighborhoods, which have had some success in attracting middle class students.
Chengru Feng continued to train more people in specialized art classes and in 1943, supported by Xiansu Hu and Bing Zhi, he established "Specialized Class of Biological Illustration, Jiangnan Art College" in his hometown.
Under Judge Kaye, the state has also established specialized drug courts for nonviolent addicts.
Techniques for the restoration of paintings began to be formally encoded only in the nineteenth century, when the great encyclopedic museums of Europe established specialized departments of conservation.
Companies like Citigroup and General Electric were pioneers, having established specialized centers in other countries and sending ever more complex and critical functions outside the U.S. Companies like IBM acknowledge the trend and are reportedly hastening efforts to move jobs outside the U.S. before its competitors do.
New York City's Federal Courts have established specialized young adult courts as have local courts in Omaha, Nebraska and San Francisco.
Brigham and Women's Hospital has established a specialized global surgery track within the general surgery residency program to develop academic leaders in this growing area of need and opportunity.
Students and teachers of the newly established school specialized in mathematics and physics gathered together early in the morning to add their voices that every child in the world has the right for quality education and raised their concerns about inequalities and exclusion in education, which still persist in many countries.
It is very important to work with an attorney who specializes in establishing special needs trusts, as they clearly have some unique qualifications.
In 1933 he moved to Sweden, where he established a firm specializing in architectural and industrial photography.
A few years ago, the F.B.I. established a unit specializing in cell records, called C.A.S.T. (Cellular Analysis and Surveillance Team), with the mission of analyzing cell-location evidence.
