Sentence examples for making the teaching from inspiring English sources

The National Assembly has taken a step toward making the teaching of Mandarin compulsory in all schools, the BBC reported.

Lilwil could make it easier to unlock these students' full potential, making the teaching profession more satisfying and attractive to talent.

Instead of focusing on the ways and means of making the teaching of Latin more effective, as pedagogues in the wake of Erasmus usually did, Montaigne stresses the need for action and playful activities.

Against robot by single-chip microcomputer smallest system, By making the teaching purpose is to promote the robot sumo students' interests and let more students to participate in the robot research activities.

making the teaching of Hindi compulsory in 125 secondary schools in the Presidency.

Hitchens then examines Lenin's suppression of religion in the Soviet Union, which included making the teaching of religion to children punishable by the death penalty and the creation of an antireligious organisation of Soviet workers.

The first step is to make the teaching profession more attractive to college graduates.

By the 17th century an imperial edict had made the teaching of swimming compulsory in the schools.

The vast expansion of the number of students at university has made the teaching of narrowly specialised degrees unnecessary.

The Constitution, drawn up to Mr. Chavez's specifications last year, makes the teaching of "Bolivarian ideology" obligatory in all schools.

This makes the teaching, promotion and understanding of climate change just that little bit more difficult in Malaysia.