Sentence examples for full-scale education from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's supporters had pointed to Mr. McCain's failure to give a full-scale education address as a sign that he was not serious about a domestic issue at the top of voters' concerns.

The first sharp increase in government expenditure in 2000/2001 was due to the full-scale education reform introduced in 2000.

Another of the signatories, former Children's Commissioner for England Sir Al Aynsley-Green, said: "If you look at a country like Finland children don't start formal, full-scale education until they are seven.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of multi-professional full-scale simulation-based education of staff on the mortality and staff awareness of patients at risk on general wards.

Attend a full-scale taxidermy training school.

A full-scale reform of the entire education system was introduced in 2000.

The critical role of ECE was, for the very first time, acknowledged by the government in its proposal for a full-scale reform of the entire education system in 2000 (Education Commission 2000).

The mean full-scale WASI scores, years of education, and ages for the groups appear in Table 6.

Willett is currently collaborating with the widely acclaimed Albany Park Theater Project, a Chicago-based youth ensemble, to create Learning Curve, a full-scale immersive journey into Chicago public education.

Project H's core focus is applying design and full-scale building projects to activate public education systems in the US and to provide a more engaged learning framework for K-12 students.

The second challenge involves producing a full-scale road map for an evidence-based education policy.