Sentence examples for institutions to learn from inspiring English sources
The right approach would be for the European institutions to learn to communicate on the tribal level.David and Victoria Beckham for European presidents, is one thought.
However, there is scope for many institutions to learn from these approaches and consider how raised awareness of the global economy, or experience of global living, will benefit the development of both student capability and mindset.
The United Nations will continue — despite the senseless killing of its staff — to support Afghanistan's electoral institutions to learn from the experience of the first round so that there is a credible final result that is accepted and faithfully reflects the will of the people.
Contact those people and their host institutions to learn about opportunities for graduate research training.
So it was very much a case of learning on the job and I was given the chance to visit UK scientists and have meetings with key Brazilian science institutions, to learn about their programmes and priorities.
An ex post facto reflection such as this allows institutions to learn from the experiences of others.
I'd much rather have a guy or a woman who's learned how to write by sitting in a room for five years than someone who went to the hallowed halls of a lovely and very expensive institution to learn it.
You are there to prepare yourself for college and your future; you aren't being sent to an educational institution to learn to take selfies and effectively hide gossip.
The mentoring project was a one-off, but institutions looking to learn from their pilot scheme can find an e-mentoring toolkit in Premia's library.
