Sentence examples for meaningful course from inspiring English sources

The only meaningful course is for the Arab League to enforce the economic sanctions it approved in November.

Percival Goodman, designer of more than 50 synagogues and the leading theorist on the subject until his death in 1989, came closer to defining a meaningful course.

Perhaps the more meaningful course is simply to identify those human rights stories to watch in 2011.

At the National Institute of Education, Singapore, we continue to be responsive to the needs of science teachers by offering relevant and meaningful courses, working collaboratively on educational research projects and concurrently also play the role of thought-leaders in educating pre-service and in-service teachers about the latest effective trends in science education.

For those affected by the individual changes that the White House is proposing, which include modest cutbacks at the Pentagon and reductions in heating subsidies for the low paid, the budget proposals are very meaningful, of course.

The phone can also send reports to a Google Map server to plot the spread of disease (it's only meaningful, of course, if enough people use the system).

That's meaningful, of course, because "a huge amount the Internet is on Facebook," Pleasants stated.

Without a meaningful change of course, the Internet will continue on its path toward a world of balkanization and distrust, a grave departure from its origins of openness and opportunity".

It's good to have meaningful projects, of course, but far more important that they be achievable.

This decision isn't going to hurt Facebook in any meaningful way, of course.

This paper describes and evaluates the meaningful application of course content into IPPEs, and evaluates the success using qualitative feedback.