Sentence examples for given literacy from inspiring English sources

It has been years since the bad old days when Southern blacks were given "literacy tests," and voting rights activists were beaten and killed.

Given literacy issues, the explanation of the research, the request for consent, and the giving of consent was oral (this was approved by the Ethics Committees of the University of Dundee and the University of Allahabad).

NHRC researchers noted that explanations of genomic aspects of research are likely to be particularly time consuming for participants, given literacy levels and the limitations of local languages for explaining such concepts, a factor commented on by researchers in other developing country contexts [ 36, 41].

Their staff do not teach in sink schools or give literacy classes in prison or wrestle with Haringey social services.

"Reading Lessons," from 2005, is about a Haitian-American school teacher named Danielle who gives literacy classes to two of her students' mothers, Fania and Lorvane.

He said that he spent his time incarcerated working or giving literacy classes for the prison guards and that he heard the news about the court decision from other inmates.

Currently, NGOs are giving literacy classes in national languages, teaching reading and writing via cell phones.

Let us use a model of partnership and collaboration to give literacy the same kind of urgent attention as all other human rights.

The Wave 3 protocol, in keeping with the longitudinal study design, maintains many of the same study domains as the baseline Wave 1 but includes new areas of critical health disparities including: renal function, care giving, financial literacy, health literacy, and neurodegenerative disease.

Over 150,000 people in 24 countries were interviewed: respondents were given numerical, literacy and problem-solving tests.

Given that literacy is not a prerequisite of rationality and civilization, it may be asked why writing systems were invented and why, when they were, they so completely displaced preexisting oral traditions.