Sentence examples for introduced foundation from inspiring English sources

Two-year courses The recently introduced foundation degrees, replacing many HND courses, also take two years.

Mr Milburn, who as health secretary introduced foundation hospitals, also sought to identify a greater role for the voluntary sector with the government's policies of reform and localism.

Lansley is explaining that The BMA called the bill introducing foundation trusts to the NHS a "disaster", but look at the positive impact they have had in healthcare, he says.

Zeroing in on cheekbones, Ashunta Sheriff, a makeup artist who often works with Alicia Keys and Kerry Washington and introduced a foundation collection with QVC in June, prefers first working with a matte bronzer, such as the Tarte Amazonian Clay version ($29).

Schools have also introduced a foundation phase for three-to-seven-year olds, and reforms carried out over the border - academy schools under Labour, free schools under the coalition - have been rejected here.

In 1953, Sten Malmquist, a swedish economist and statistician, introduced the foundations of a productivity index now called by his own name.

Chanel Is introducing a foundation that accommodates all skin colors called Perfection Lumiere, out this September.

And there he was on Wednesday introducing the foundation's new teen ambassador, Bristol Palin.

This 2-Day hybrid course introduces the foundation of embodied awareness practice by diving into the role of the mind to transform your habitual self.

In this paper we introduce this foundation and consider how the critical current of twisted superconductor in self-field can be computed with two dimensional (2-D) model without losing any information.

The goals are to gain insight into how virtual worlds are used by young people, to introduce the foundation to an audience that may have little exposure to institutional philanthropy and to take part in and stimulate discussions about the real-world issues that it seeks to address.