Sentence examples for incorporated into school from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Dr. Flier said the changes would be formally incorporated into school policies over the next year.

Though her book has sold well by the standards of these dark days for hardcovers — 36,000 copies as of last Wednesday, according to BookScan — if it is incorporated into school curriculums, she could recoup her advance and earn royalties for years.

Ultrasound training for undergraduate medical students has been increasingly incorporated into school curriculums, but the teaching methods can vary significantly among medical schools.

Moreover, DRR has not been incorporated into school curricula (Brunei Darussalam 2011b Government) and thus does not constitute a systematic strategic effort compared with disaster response mechanisms in place in Brunei.

Conclusions: Associations between young age, gonorrhea, other substance use and amphetamines indicate that prevention measures could occur at STD clinics and be incorporated into school programs when individuals are entering adolescence.

Promotional and prevention efforts may be incorporated into school curricula, concentrating on good oral hygiene via school- and community-based programs.

In addition, drug education and overdose recognition as well as proper CPR and naloxone training should be standard for all first responders and incorporated into every school children's health education class.

This may be accomplished as part of public media campaigns and/or incorporated into school-based education.

More recently, making a public commitment has been shown to increase adherence to medicinal prescriptions [ 29], and has been incorporated into school-based health-behavior interventions, such as smoking prevention programs [ 30- 32] and dietary interventions [ 33].

Based on the potential for differences in risk behavior among students attending the model and regular schools, we incorporated both school types into the sampling design.

For example, national campaigns to remove regulations against pregnant girls in school or requiring schools to have proper sanitary facilities have more lasting effect when incorporated into broader policies aimed at opening schools to any child facing special challenges and constraints to access and persistence.