Sentence examples for have literate from inspiring English sources

Research ethics guidelines emphasize that non-literate volunteers must have literate witnesses present when they receive the study information and when signing the form consenting to take part in the research [ 2, 68, 69].

Both starred the larger-than-life barnstorming aesthete Vincent Price and had literate scripts (the work of pulp writer Richard Matheson, author of Spielberg's Duel), handsome sets (production designer Daniel Haller) and widescreen colour photography (veteran Floyd Crosby, who'd won an Oscar in 1931 for Murnau's Tabu).

Similarly, rural women having literate spouses had higher odds of experiencing physical violence than urban women having literate spouses.

Disposable sanitary napkins utilization was significantly associated and was higher among urban residence, those who had literate mothers and those from families wealthier (had higher family monthly expenditure).

I come from south India where women from privileged families have been literate for generations.

Certainly it is unlikely that in 1514 the son of a Midlands tradesman would have been literate, let alone that he would have written poetry.

So local leaders had both the motive and the means to set up schools.Around 1000, reckons Merle Goldman, professor of Chinese history at Boston University, perhaps 30% of the 100m or so Chinese may have been literate to some degree.

Not bad, if you have some literate humans on hand to dutifully process your sentences.

To have a literate person at home, to belong to the lowland stratum, to have received some type of health education and to own a radio were associated with the knowledge of malaria.

If God had meant for us peasants to be literate, he would have made us literate, blessed be.

It took the average Cherokee only three or four days to master the Sequoyah syllabary, & within a few months practically the entire Nation had become literate.