Sentence examples for handouts based from inspiring English sources
All patients attend six assessment visits, during which the E-TAU patients are provided with educational pain management handouts based on standard cognitive behavioral treatment of pain.
The continent's citizens will have to show a willingness to plan ahead, work longer and eschew handouts based on piling up debt for future generations: virtues that have so far eluded their rich-world counterparts.
The curriculum provides activities and handouts based on the child's age.
Participants were given handouts based on the presentation (Talking with Your Children About Diabetes Complications, Important Take-Home Messages about Long-Term Complications, and Resources about Diabetes).
But those handouts are based on previous measurements of emissions, and so airlines with rapid growth could face substantially higher costs if they have to start buying more of their permits.
But those handouts are based on past measurements of emissions, and airlines with rapid growth rates could face substantially higher costs in the future if they have to start buying more of their permits.
The CFP clinician will also review patients' understanding of the toolkit, including their use of the cognitive-behavioral based handouts.
Find below the paired experiential activity (Redesign Your Partner's Morning Routine), the "tic toc" (notes on timing, key points to share, etc)., the slide deck for the presentation and the handouts for a literacy based challenge to help show classroom-based applications.
But business leaders argue that the budget contains little to spur growth and investment, and will instead lead to an economy based on "handouts".
Mr León, the pollster, points out that Mr Chávez is trying to change "an instrumental relationship with the masses"—based on handouts and economic growth into an ideological one.Government buildings are now adorned with Patria, socialismo o muerte ("Motherland, socialism or death"), adapted from a slogan coined by Fidel Castro in the early years of the Cuban revolution half a century ago.
Although some agencies, such as the Rural Industrial Development Agency (RIDA), which attempted to aid Malay entrepreneurs, existed, their programs were criticised as being based on handouts and favouring the politically connected.
