Sentence examples for including disciplines from inspiring English sources
The Journal welcomes submissions in all disciplines of relevance to humanitarian action, including disciplines as diverse as anthropology, international relations, law, public health, and management.
Several factors have coalesced to create a unique opportunity to develop a taxonomy that will facilitate the expansion of a culture of both synthesis and empirical rigor in the evolutionary behavioral sciences, including disciplines such as evolutionary cognitive neuroscience, behavioral ecology, "evo-devo," primatology, evolutionary anthropology, human ethology, genetics, and others.
Members of Congress have made many other demands of the TPP, including disciplines on currency manipulation, but so far to no avail.
The new accounting board is granted many important functions, which are generally reviewable by the S.E.C., including disciplining accountants and setting auditing standards.
His father said that exposing Matt to all aspects of the program — including discipline for players with legal problems — helped him understand the game beyond the field.
It declares: "The responsibility for the management and conduct of special advisers, including discipline, rests with the minister who made the appointment.
Rapid growth in 2003 led the Chinese government to impose stringent controls in the spring of 2004, including disciplining bankers, developers and Communist party personnel who pursued projects without central government approval.
What is more, there is procedural knowledge and terminology, including discipline-specific vocabulary that students had to engage with in order to complete their projects.
The judge, Knefel noted, also refused to allow evidence about Bovell's past behavior, including discipline problems and his involvement in a ticket-fixing scandal.
On top of that, he actively blocks their efforts at every turn, including disciplining or firing employees who wear pro-union buttons.
Parenting skills, attitudes or behaviours (including discipline patterns and abuse towards child; measured with the Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment, 49 or other commonly used measures).
