Sentence examples for had effectively taught from inspiring English sources

In his March 11 order to the inspector general of the United States Army Reserve Command, General Helmly directed the assessment to focus on whether the Reserve had effectively taught and trained its personnel in the Law of Land Warfare, detainee treatment, interrogation techniques, ethics and leadership.

The system isn't guided by an explicit store of medical knowledge and a list of diagnostic rules; it has effectively taught itself to differentiate moles from melanomas by making vast numbers of internal adjustments—something analogous to strengthening and weakening synaptic connections in the brain.

This strategy has effectively taught the teams to think globally: Not once did I meet a Gazan startup targeting only the local market.

Two months ago, for example, federal Judge A. Wallace Tashima struck down a 2010 Arizona law that had effectively banned the teaching of Mexican-American studies in a Tucson school district.

Two months ago, for example, federal Judge A. Wallace Tashima struck down a 2010 Arizona law that had effectively banned the teaching of Mexican-American studies in a Tucson school district.

But I still think there is a problem in illuminating atheism or agnosticism through image, story and parable, which is how religious education has been most effectively taught.

This person who was responsible for my spiritual development had effectively patted me on the head and told me to submit to what the church was teaching.

Franco had effectively won in the north.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.

Medical students can be effectively taught and have a valuable clinical experience in a school setting to learn about children with a disability.

Instructors could score their classrooms over time to determine whether they have effectively changed their teaching.