Sentence examples for offering practice from inspiring English sources

Pearson, the company that has received the contract to create the tests, has a full series of practice tests, while other companies like McGraw-Hill with its Acuity division, are already changing gears from offering practice materials for state tests to providing comprehensive materials for Common Core.

We invite the AHEC stakeholders to all of our dinner meetings and work collaboratively with AHEC partners in offering practice support.

Anticipating that the GP will regard joint pain as 'part of the normal ageing process that one just has to accept' is a strong disincentive to seeking help, potentially outweighing other aspects of quality of care (such as offering practice nurse follow-up and physiotherapy referral).

There's a reason that books and websites keep offering practice tests.

A member of the Bristol directors group, he says: "It's good that the regional directors programme is growing and offering practice-based workshops.

This week, it commenced an investigation into Mr. Quattrone, 18 months after closing its original examination of public offering practices at Credit Suisse.

The former investment banker Frank P. Quattrone should not be allowed to seek or present evidence concerning government inquiries into the initial public offering practices of his former employer, federal prosecutors argued in a brief filed yesterday.

The investment bank Bear Stearns said yesterday that the Securities and Exchange Commission had closed an investigation into the investment bank's municipal bond offering practices and did not plan to take any action.

He has also supervised J.D. and doctoral students who have pursued studies of securities enforcement and cross-border offering practices in Hong Kong and the People's Republic of China.

In myriad offering scenes preserved from Karnak and Tell el-Amarna, Akhenaten is not portrayed face-to-face with his god, as traditional offering practices would dictate, but lifting up offerings to the sun's disk in the heaven, which bathes him in its rays.

The book clearly explains complex topics, offering practicing clinicians valuable insights into the latest recommendations and evidence in the field while, at the same time, making it a vital resource for students new to the fields of anesthesia and intensive care.