Sentence examples for fully preparatory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy said in the news release that he wanted the committee of five Nobel laureates -- who include two Bronx Science graduates -- to review the school's curriculum and "ensure that it remains consistent with current educational practice, reflects the full rigor of the sciences and is fully preparatory for college".

"At one point, the Stoclet family had to stop the flow of money, to force Klimt to continue his work," said Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, director of MAK, Vienna's museum of applied arts, which is showing fully restored preparatory drawings for the frieze.

The school was one of the first boys' public schools to become fully coeducational from the preparatory department all the way to sixth form.

The three seniors were among the nine members of the first-ever graduating class of the first independent school in the United States to fully integrate a college-preparatory education with a Major League Soccer-affiliated, youth soccer development program.

We conducted a pilot study (ISRCTN89462491) preparatory to a fully powered randomized, placebo-controlled trial to determine whether acupuncture reduces dyspnea in patients with lung or breast cancer.

A minor work, written in the early 1940s, the script, which runs less than an hour, seems like more of a preparatory sketch than a fully realised work.

More of a preparatory sketch than a fully imagined character, Conan Doyle introduced Jones in The Sign of Four.

With this knowledge, they may contribute more fully to the replacement process including preparatory strategies and long-term rehabilitation.

This feasibility study is necessary preparatory work for a fully powered definitive RCT and will produce important research evidence to inform the care of young people in the UK NHS.

But being fully prepared means allowing teachers to use preparatory periods, the officials say.

Done between the mid-1630s and the mid-1650s, toos too is a fully finished work — whether or not it later served as a preparatory study by the master from Seville.