Sentence examples for instruction established from inspiring English sources

(2) Payments to any individual who does not meet the minimum qualifications for training and instruction established by the grantee and approved by the Secretary or who has failed to demonstrate satisfactory participation in the training in accordance with the usual standards and procedures of the grantee.

A 1923 report of the committee on graduate instruction established a master of education degree in addition to the master of arts degree, required a written thesis for each with a defense before a faculty committee, and more clearly differentiated between undergraduate and graduate level instruction.

In preliminary studies of LAs in action, members of our research team found the four main LA actions observed (over four different LA settings in four different departments) were teaching with formative assessment, direct instruction, establishing comfort, and sharing study strategies and resources.

Twelve instructions establishing proper device use were evaluated for the MDI and Handihaler.

Based on the reviewers' experience, a more detailed set of instructions was established to resolve potential confounding variables.

When engaged on a product failure investigation, it will be implicit in any instruction to establish whether or not the rate of wear was acceptable, reflected good engineering practice or that the device had simply reached the end of its useful service lifetime.

In addition to developing the Local Workday Guru team, preparations for the rollout of Workday Financials included organizing auditorium sessions, instructor-led training, and clinics; creating training guides, reference materials, and web-based instruction; and establishing a new Finance Support Center to address user questions.

The language of instruction had been established provincially, with both Afrikaans and English in use.

The G.S.P.C. had already sent Khaddim Ould Semane, a Mauritanian militant, back to Nouakchott with instructions to establish a cell.

In 1532 he was sent to Germany, officially as ambassador to the emperor Charles V but with instructions to establish contact with the Lutheran princes.

Justices Souter and Breyer offered to send the case back to the Florida courts "with instructions to establish uniform standards for evaluating the several types of ballots that have prompted differing treatments," as Justice Souter described his proposed remand order.