Sentence examples for population skills from inspiring English sources

Could a bedouin shepherd stand in the face of the Roman and Persian kings?" His first quest was to unite Libya and Egypt, combining the newfound oil wealth of the former with the large population, skills and education of the latter to make a great state to which other states would rally.

The reasons for the variations among the EDs are likely multifactorial; the potential explanations include interhospital differences in patient population, skills or education backgrounds of intubators, 15 drug and device availability in the ED, or any combination of these factors.

Quangos that strive to improve the population's skills, such as the Learning and Skills Council and Train to Gain, would be closed down or have their budgets cut.

The UK has traditionally suffered in this area and since 2002 the proportion of the population with skills equivalent to GCSEs and A-levels has been roughly flat at less than 40%.

"The difference between us and [other organisations] is that we work to reinforce the population's skills so they can take control of their own development," said Niyonkuru, who was in Brussels this week to receive the foundation's prize.

In these difficult economic times – when we are facing the challenges of an ageing population and skills shortages, in addition to the financial crisis – it is more important than ever to take advantage of everyone's skills: both female and male.

To build students' population thinking skills, try: Alike but Not the Same.

For the gifted population, the skills required in the Verbal Comprehension factor are traditionally the strongest indicators of giftedness and this was found to be true with the standardization sample.

First, to understand how scientists can disagree over which species a fossil represents, students need population thinking skills (Mayr 1984)—that is, they need to view species not as discrete entities but as assemblages of individuals whose characteristics vary slightly from one another and vary over time as older individuals are replaced by younger ones.

A conceptual approach that focuses on resource utilization and sustainability, capacity building is a term often used in international development where programs are implemented in developing countries with the overall aim to improve the population's skills, abilities, and organizational capabilities.

These are to provide access and connectivity to underserved populations, digital skills training to help people get jobs and start businesses, and education to the next generation of innovators, through greater access to computer science education for youth.