Sentence examples for modernized education from inspiring English sources

China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan have developed modernized education systems in traditional medicine.

The barriers range from poverty, poor quality of education, lack of modernized education content, lack of flexible services for young people with special learning needs and disabilities, lack of non-formal learning opportunities, restrictive gender roles, early marriage and particularly for Tajik female students, lack of parental support.

Thus, it supports the Schultz's hypothesis that in the modernized agriculture, education does play a significant role.

Fabre Nicolas Geffrard (1859-1867) founded the National Law School, modernized general education, built roads and recruited black Americans to settle in Haiti.

Speakers raised the need to explore innovative approaches such as better use of technology, modernized vocational education, improved monitoring and evaluation, scaling up of best practices and improving quality.

In fact, there appears to be a universal trend whereby intergenerational co-residence and support of the elderly by their children is less profound in the more 'modernized' sectors of the population, that is, those with advanced education, modern-sector occupations and high levels of income (Chui 2007: 10).

This may have been the sole way to quickly take a vast country of 1.3 billion people from massive poverty to much-improved standards of living, basic education for all, modernized infrastructure and even riches for some urbanites.

Texas modernized and expanded its system of higher education through the 1960s.

Schultz (1975) argued that education plays a significant role in modernized farm environment rather than the traditional one.

"The training definitely is modernized and helped get the person out".

If the M.Div. is going to remain the cornerstone of theological education (and I think it should), it needs to me modernized and inspired.