Sentence examples for learning intended from inspiring English sources

We submit to expectations of proper posture, behavior, gesticulation, tone, response-time and recognition of authority built into a regimen of learning intended to sustain and protect order.

Notwithstanding their theoretical and ideological differences, the commentators cited here all urge that we not abandon the humanistic foundations of education in favor of narrow, technical forms of learning intended to give quick, practical results.

But they must also complete functional skills courses, including English; maths and ICT; a project; 10 days' work experience; and a unit of additional or specialised learning intended to complement or extend the specialist subject work.

Dehgan's office of science and technology is part of a new Bureau of Policy, Planning and Learning intended to help the agency become more innovative.

They found that without orientation and preparation, students were more likely to concentrate on non-relevant aspects of the surroundings, rather than those relevant to the learning intended.

In the first year, students engage in "student-centered team-based learning," intended to foster interaction and peer-learning.

The first describes a "pre-emptive political action" against an opposition political leader who, the government learns, intends to reveal damaging facts about Kremlin leaders -- "for example, on the purchase of property or something else".

University spokeswoman Lisa Lapin tells me the Vice Provost for Online Learning intends to do the same.

These provide guided learning sequences intended to facilitate the development of cognitive learning skills in a sequential and spiraled manner.

The students recorded their expected grade and learning tactics intended for each academic exercise throughout the course period.

This involves a master-disciple learning partnership intended to improve the traditional relationship between the Art teacher and her students.