Sentence examples for organised study from inspiring English sources

I will admit that I have never been a scholar, but recent times have shown that I am capable of rational, organised study, in spite of my father's belief that I would always be a dreamer and a wastrel.

This could have resulted in a greater proportion of insightful comments, but possibly over-represented well organised study strategies.

While today's dig continues, the Caradon Hill Area Heritage Project has organised studies of alignments between the stones and stars, and the archaeologist guides walks around bronze age features that have survived centuries of mining and quarrying.

Nevertheless, it remains difficult to enhance the deep approach, monitoring studying, organised studying and effort management.

Second, perceptions of receiving peer support were positively associated with the deep approach to learning and organised studying.

"They identify young people in the community who might be vulnerable to militants and they organise study circles to discuss the causes and consequences of conflict and the history of Talibanisation.

Mr Xi has ordered his generals to make sure the army (a bastion of privilege) listens too.In this section Married to the mortgage Masses of meetings Feeling their way ReprintsParty committees around the country, well-rehearsed in such campaigns, have been going through the drill, organising "study sessions" for party members to ensure the slogans sink in.

The role of the regional office has been important in facilitating regional learning; sharing practice; organising study tours and learning visits; and in managing the relationship and reporting to donors.

This probably has less to do with the lack of such diseases, than with the difficulties of organising studies large enough to disentangle the relevant genes and tease out the environmental factors in question.

GN planned and organised the study and was in charge of the practical work.

To explore this question (among others) the Nuffield Trust organised a study visit to Japan with the generous support of the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation.