Sentence examples for ii education from inspiring English sources

The Self-Assessment reporting and external auditing/evaluation have been performed in four dimensions: (i) Organization of social responsibility and sustainability education at the university and institute level; (ii) Education and curriculum of the programs; (iii) Student involvement and cultural development; and (iv) Research & innovation at the institute level.

The governing Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner, the New Komeito, want to revise Japan's post-World War II education law to increase patriotism among the young.

Later that year orders concerning the elementary school, the middle school, and the normal school were issued, forming the structural core of the pre-World War II education system.

The experts in the group agreed to focus their strategy on six dimensions such as i) marketing and communication, (ii) education and training, (iii) re-organising structure and processes, (iv) re-pricing existing customers, (v) R&D activities and (vi) foresight activities.

Post-World War II Since World War II education in the United States has been affected by a number of conflicting forces.

As a scholar of the history of post-World War II education policy, I see this decision as an important landmark in the history of teachers unions.

Additional factors not associated with low eGFR: (1) diagnosis (bipolar I vs. bipolar II), (2) education, (3) metabolic syndrome (overall risk = 30.4%), (4) any substance abuse, (5) alcohol abuse, (6) smoking, (7) any suicidal act, (8) serum TSH.

The questionnaire was organized into 5 sections, 3 of which were similar across the 3 respondent groups: (i) the importance of MOT; (ii) training and continuing education for MOT; and (iii) demographic information.

In the decades after World War II, higher education was a growth industry.

After World War II, higher education began a huge expansion, driven by the G.I. Bill, a changing economy and a booming middle class.

Instead of serving as a springboard to social mobility as it did for the first decades after World War II, college education today is reinforcing class stratification, with a huge majority of the 24 percent of Americans aged 25 to 29 currently holding a bachelor's degree coming from families with earnings above the median income.