Sentence examples for guide issues from inspiring English sources

Although evolutionary biology and ecology are supposed to represent teaching guide issues according to the recommendations of the National Curricular Parameters for the Secondary School, the data obtained suggest that the evidence for evolution, the role of natural selection and random events, as well as the sources of variation, must be better focused at schools.

Although evolutionary biology and ecology are supposed to represent teaching guide issues according to the recommendations of the National Curricular Parameter for the Secondary School, the difficulty in teaching such science is higher than expected (Tidon and Lewontin 2004; Meglhioratti et al. 2005).

As per the topic guide, issues of content, utility, and feasibility were addressed in turn, followed by a discussion of perceived benefits and burdens.

It is the official voter-information guide issued by the secretary of state before every election.

In a guide issued at Scotland Yard, officers will also be urged to keep a note of any conversation they have with journalists, she said.

For such lodgings as B & B's and hotels, consult the free Accommodations Guide issued by Tourism British Columbia, (800) 435-5622; www.hellobc.com.hellobc.com

ALL seven State Assembly members from Westchester received perfect scores on the annual Voter's Guide issued by EPL/Environmental Advocates, a lobbying group.

The latest edition of the V.A.'s two-hundred-and-seven-page "Iraq War Clinician Guide," issued in June, discusses the trauma of killing only with regard to civilian casualties.

In 2011, a guide issued by the Russell Group advised students against taking too many "soft" options, including media studies, and its credibility has clearly not recovered since that knock.

In a "Leader's Guide" issued at a news conference last month, 1000 Friends lays out a detailed set of recommendations for replacing sprawl with so-called "smart growth," including the appointment of a "smart growth coordinator" for the state.

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